Proverbs 1:9 Cross References - CLV

⁹ For they are a wreath of grace for your head, And necklaces for your throat."

⁴² And taking off from his hand his ring is Pharaoh, and is putting it on the hand of Joseph. And clothing him is he in garments of cambric sheen, and is placing a knitted collar of gold on his neck,

²² So that they become life to your soul And grace to your throat.

⁹ She shall bestow a wreath of grace on your head; A crown of beauty shall she award to you.

²⁰ My son, preserve the instruction of your father, And do not abandon the law of your mother." ²¹ Tie them upon your heart continually; Wind them about your throat.

¹⁰ Your cheeks are comely with bead-rows, Your neck with threaded gems."

⁹ You stir my heart, my sister, O bride, you stir my heart With one glance from your eyes, With one coil of your necklace."

¹⁹ and the drops, and the navel ornaments, and the spangles,

¹¹ And I adorn you with adornments, And I give bracelets for your hands, And a chain for your neck."

⁷ Calling is the king with potency to bring in the magi, the sacred scribes, the Chaldeans, and the hieromancers. Responding is the king and saying to the wise men of Babylon that, "Any mortal who will read this writing and disclose its interpretation to me shall be clothed in purple, with a circlet of gold about his neck, and as the third one in the kingdom shall he have authority."

¹⁶ Yet I hear concerning you that you can interpret interpretations and untie knots. Now, if you can read the writing and make known to me its interpretation, in purple shall you be clothed, with a circlet of gold about your neck, and as the third one in the kingdom shall you have authority."

²⁹ Then, at Belshazzar's order, they clothe Daniel in purple, with a circlet of gold about his neck, and they proclaim concerning him that he is the third authority in the kingdom."

⁹ Similarly, women also are to be adorning themselves in raiment, decorously, with modesty and sanity, not with braids and gold, or pearls or costly vesture, ¹⁰ but (what is becoming to women professing a reverence for God) with good works.

³ whose adornment, let it not be the outside, of braiding aught into the hair and of decking with gold, or putting on of garments, ⁴ but the hidden human of the heart, in the incorruptibility of a meek and quiet spirit, which, in God's sight, is costly."