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Advertencias sobre la mujer extraña

Hijo mío, presta atención^a a mi sabiduría,inclina tu oído^b a mi prudencia,2 para que guardes la discreción^a,y tus labios conserven el conocimiento^b.3 Porque los labios de la extraña^a destilan miel^b,y su lengua¹ es más suave que el aceite^c;4 pero al final es amarga como el ajenjo^a,aguda como espada de dos filos^b.5 Sus pies descienden a la muerte,sus pasossolo logran el Seol^a.6 No considera¹ la senda de la vida^a;sus senderos son inestables^b, y no lo sabe^c.

7 Ahora pues, hijos míos, escuchadme,y no os apartéis^a de las palabras de mi boca^b.8 Aleja de la extraña¹ tu camino^a,y no te acerques a la puerta de su casa^b;9 no sea que des tu vigor a otrosy tus años al cruel;10 no sea que se sacien los extraños de tus bienes¹,y tu esfuerzo vaya a casa del extranjero;11 y al final te lamentes,cuando tu carne y tu cuerpo se hayan consumido,12 y digas: ¡Cómo he aborrecido la instrucción^a,y mi corazón ha despreciado la corrección^b!13 No he escuchado la voz de mis maestros,ni he inclinado mi oído a mis instructores^a.14 He estado a punto de completa ruinaen medio de la asamblea y la congregación.

15 Bebe agua de tu cisternay agua fresca¹ de tu pozo.16 ¿Se derramarán por fuera tus manantiales^a,tus arroyos de aguas por las calles?17 Sean para ti solo,y no para los extraños contigo.18 Sea bendita tu fuente^a,y regocíjate^b con la mujer de tu juventud^c,19 amante cierva y graciosa gacela^a;que sus senos te satisfagan en todo tiempo,su amor te embriague para siempre.20 ¿Por qué has de embriagarte, hijo mío, con una extraña^a,y abrazar el seno de una desconocida¹^b?21 Pues los caminos del hombre están delante de los ojos del SEÑOR^a,y Él observa todos sus senderos^b.22 De sus propias iniquidades será presa el impío,y en los lazos de su pecado quedará atrapado^a.23 Morirá por falta de instrucción^a,y por su mucha necedad perecerá.

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Pitfalls of Immorality

My son, ^abe attentive to my wisdom godly wisdom learned by costly experience,^bIncline your ear to my understanding; 1+@Kin 4:292 That you may ^aexercise discrimination and discretion (good judgment) ,And your ^blips may reserve knowledge and answer wisely to temptation.3 For the lips of an ^aimmoral woman ^bdrip honey like a honeycombAnd her speech is ^csmoother than oil; Ezek 20:30; Col 2:8-10; 2+@Pet 2:14-174 But in the end she is ^abitter like the extract of wormwood,^bSharp as a two-edged sword.5 Her feet ^ago down to death;Her steps take hold of Sheol (the nether world, the place of the dead) ,6 So that she does not think seriously about the ^apath of life;Her ways are ^baimless and unstable; you ^ccannot know where her path leads.

7 ^aNow then, my sons, listen to meAnd do not ^bdepart from (forget) the words of my mouth.8 ^aLet your way in life be far from her,And do not go near the ^bdoor of her house avoid even being near the places of temptation, Prov 4:15; Rom 16:17; 1+@Thess 5:19-229 Or you will give your honor to others,And your years to the cruel one,10 And strangers will be filled with your strengthAnd your hard-earned wealth will go to the house of a foreigner who does not know God;11 And you will groan when your life is ending,When your flesh and your body are consumed;12 And you say, “How I ^ahated instruction and discipline,And my heart ^bdespised correction and reproof!13 “I have not listened to the voice of my ^ateachers,Nor have I inclined my ear to those who instructed me.14 “I was almost in total ruinIn the midst of the assembly and congregation.”

15 ¹Drink water from your own ²cistern of a pure marriage relationshipAnd fresh running water from your own well.16 Should your ¹^asprings (children) be dispersed,As streams of water in the streets?17 Confine yourself to your own wife. Let your children be yours alone,And not the children of strangers with you.18 Let your ^afountain (wife) be blessed with the rewards of fidelity,And ^brejoice in the ^cwife of your youth. Song 4:12, 1519 Let her be as a loving ^ahind and graceful doe,Let her breasts refresh and satisfy you at all times;Always be ¹exhilarated and delight in her love.20 Why should you, my son, be exhilarated with an ^aimmoral womanAnd embrace the bosom of an ^boutsider (pagan) ?21 For the ^aways of man are directly before the eyes of the LORD,And He carefully ^bwatches all of his paths all of his comings and goings. 2+@Chr 16:9; Job 31:4; 34:21; Prov 15:3; Jer 16:17; Hos 7:2; Heb 4:1322 The ^ainiquities done by a wicked man will trap him,And he will be held with the cords of his sin.23 He will ^adie for lack of instruction (discipline) ,And in the greatness of his foolishness he will go astray and be lost.

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Pitfalls of Immorality

My son, ^apay attention to my wisdom,^bIncline your ear to my understanding,2 So that you may ^amaintain discretionAnd your ^blips may comply with knowledge.3 For the lips of an ¹^aadulteress ^bdrip honey,And her ²speech is ^csmoother than oil;4 But in the end she is ^abitter as wormwood,^bSharp as a two-edged sword.5 Her feet ^ago down to death,Her steps take hold of Sheol.6 ¹She does not ponder the ^apath of life;Her ways are ^bunstable, she ^cdoes not know it.

7 ^aNow then, my sons, listen to meAnd ^bdo not turn away from the words of my mouth.8 ^aKeep your way far from her,And do not go near the ^bdoor of her house,9 Otherwise you will give your vigor to others,And your years to the cruel one;10 And strangers will be filled with your strength,And your hard-earned possessions will go to the house of a foreigner;11 And you will groan ¹in ²the end,When your flesh and your body are consumed;12 And you say, “How I ^ahated instruction!And my heart ^bdisdainfully rejected rebuke!13 “I did not listen to the voice of my ^ateachers,Nor incline my ear to my instructors!14 “I was almost in total ruinIn the midst of the assembly and congregation.”

15 Drink water from your own cistern,And ¹fresh water from your own well.16 Should your ^asprings overflow into the street,Streams of water in the public squares?17 Let them be yours alone,And not for strangers with you.18 Let your ^afountain be blessed,And ^brejoice in the ^cwife of your youth.19 Like a loving ^adoe and a graceful mountain goat,Let her breasts satisfy you at all times;Be ¹exhilarated always with her love.20 For why should you, my son, be exhilarated with an ¹^aadulteress,And embrace the breasts of a ^bforeigner?21 For the ^aways of everyone are before the eyes of the LORD,And He ^bobserves all his paths.22 His ^aown wrongdoings will trap the wicked,And he will be held by the ropes of his sin.23 He will ^adie for lack of instruction,And in the greatness of his foolishness he will go astray.