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Proverbia (Proverbs) 5 :: Latin Vulgate (VUL)

Pro 5:1

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Pro 5:1fili mi adtende sapientiam meam et prudentiae meae inclina aurem tuam

Pro 5:2

Pro 5:2ut custodias cogitationes et disciplinam labia tua conservent

Pro 5:3

Pro 5:3favus enim stillans labia meretricis et nitidius oleo guttur eius

Pro 5:4

Pro 5:4novissima autem illius amara quasi absinthium et acuta quasi gladius biceps

Pro 5:5

Pro 5:5pedes eius descendunt in mortem et ad inferos gressus illius penetrant

Pro 5:6

Pro 5:6per semitam vitae non ambulat vagi sunt gressus eius et investigabiles

Pro 5:7

Pro 5:7nunc ergo fili audi me et ne recedas a verbis oris mei

Pro 5:8

Pro 5:8longe fac ab ea viam tuam et ne adpropinques foribus domus eius

Pro 5:9

Pro 5:9ne des alienis honorem tuum et annos tuos crudeli

Pro 5:10

Pro 5:10ne forte impleantur extranei viribus tuis et labores tui sint in domo aliena

Pro 5:11

Pro 5:11et gemas in novissimis quando consumpseris carnes et corpus tuum et dicas

Pro 5:12

Pro 5:12cur detestatus sum disciplinam et increpationibus non adquievit cor meum

Pro 5:13

Pro 5:13nec audivi vocem docentium me et magistris non inclinavi aurem meam

Pro 5:14

Pro 5:14paene fui in omni malo in medio ecclesiae et synagogae

Pro 5:15

Pro 5:15bibe aquam de cisterna tua et fluenta putei tui

Pro 5:16

Pro 5:16deriventur fontes tui foras et in plateis aquas tuas divide

Pro 5:17

Pro 5:17habeto eas solus nec sint alieni participes tui

Pro 5:18

Pro 5:18sit vena tua benedicta et laetare cum muliere adulescentiae tuae

Pro 5:19

Pro 5:19cerva carissima et gratissimus hinulus ubera eius inebrient te omni tempore in amore illius delectare iugiter

Pro 5:20

Pro 5:20quare seduceris fili mi ab aliena et foveris sinu alterius

Pro 5:21

Pro 5:21respicit Dominus vias hominis et omnes gressus illius considerat

Pro 5:22

Pro 5:22iniquitates suae capiunt impium et funibus peccatorum suorum constringitur

Pro 5:23

Pro 5:23ipse morietur quia non habuit disciplinam et multitudine stultitiae suae decipietur
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