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5. That they may keep thee from the strange woman, from the stranger which flattereth with her words.
5. Which will be a pow∣erfull preservative to thee
from the snares of the naugh∣ty Woman: who, though her company be so pernitious that God would have thee perfectly estranged from her, as if she were not of the Commonwealth of Israel, yet hath powerfull charms about her, to flatter those into her embraces, who are not heartily in love with Wisedom.