Proverbs · Chapter 9 · Proverbs 25–27

Apples of Gold

These also are proverbs of Solomon, which the men of Hezekiah king of Judah copied out: a word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in network of silver; as cold waters to a thirsty soul; as a dog that returneth to his vomit; as the door turneth upon its hinges, so doth the sluggard upon his bed; iron sharpeneth iron; be thou diligent to know the state of thy flocks.

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  1. Chapter 9: Apples of GoldTitleChapter 9: Apples of GoldProverbs 25 – 27
  2. The Men of Hezekiah Copied OutPage 96The Men of Hezekiah Copied OutProverbs 25:1–10
  3. The Men of Hezekiah Copied OutPage 97The Men of Hezekiah Copied OutProverbs 25:11–18
  4. The Men of Hezekiah Copied OutPage 98The Men of Hezekiah Copied OutProverbs 25:19–27
  5. As a Dog That ReturnethPage 99As a Dog That ReturnethProverbs 25:28–26:8
  6. As a Dog That ReturnethPage 100As a Dog That ReturnethProverbs 26:9–16
  7. As a Dog That ReturnethPage 101As a Dog That ReturnethProverbs 26:17–26
  8. Iron Sharpeneth IronPage 102Iron Sharpeneth IronProverbs 26:27–27:6
  9. Iron Sharpeneth IronPage 103Iron Sharpeneth IronProverbs 27:7–14
  10. Iron Sharpeneth IronPage 104Iron Sharpeneth IronProverbs 27:15–22
  11. The State of Thy FlocksPage 105The State of Thy FlocksProverbs 27:23–27