With this proverb Solomon finishes the 360-degree picture of adultery. He has been showing all the various actions and consequences of adult

Solomon is walking young men especially around the whole of adultery and looking at the seduction, the aftermath for the perpetrator, the af

This proverb is the plain statement of the case: adultery crosses the line of acceptable behavior. It is unwise. It is foolish. It is person

Solomon is using this idea of godly justice to point out that there is no amount of restitution that will make the sin of adultery restored.

Solomon changes the argument to talk about the deep loathing that surrounds the person who breaks another person's marriage to fulfill h

This proverb in verse 29 is the conclusion to this line of instruction about adultery. DO NOT THINK YOU WILL GET AWAY WITH IT. I have had th

Solomon is trying to teach us what adultery does to those men and women who get seduced into it. It causes those who are faithful to become

This verse is the second verse dealing with fire in regards to adultery. The previous verse compares being involved with an adulteress to ta

Solomon is trying to say that the opportunities to cheat on your spouse may seem like a great extra benefit, but they are a trap and you wil

Solomon is trying to give us a bigger perspective because when you are under the influence of adultery, it feels like it is love and it is d

This chapter of Proverbs contains 27 verses and they are all pointing to this verse. The command is in this verse. All the rest of the verse

Solomon describes accurately that no marital unfaithfulness begins with the unfaithfulness itself. It always begins as a mental fantasy firs

The import of this verse seems to be Solomon's probing question. Why would you go astray with a strange woman? You have a wife at home t

One thing that many men do not realize is that if they are gone a lot to the point where they are tempted to go outside of their marriage vo

Men and women do not often ponder the things they give up to have a few seconds of illicit passion and pleasure. God, through Solomon, seems

This is the attitude of the adulteress that persuades the husband to stray from his marriage vows. Solomon accurately portrays the sexual ag

Solomon brilliantly puts the actual words of the con artist and adulterer in the Scriptures. It is amazing how the sentiment and words have

This is the continuation of the temptress’ four-dimensional description of sin. One of the strongest nerve and memory connectors in the huma

God begins to detail, through the mouth of Solomon, those actions and attitudes that He hates. It is a different list than we might expect i

On a more philosophical note, Solomon is reinforcing that biblical idea that the family is the basic unit of society and that which disperse