Proverbs 6 can be titled "Dangerous Promises & Practices". Adhering to wise counsel can lessen the pain of indiscretion and indolence.

vv. 1-5
Be discerning when co-signing a guarantee for another's ____________ repayment debt, especially with a       personal or profiteering stranger. Deliver yourself: request an immediate canc___________________tion.
 >Run like a ____________; fly like a ______________!

vv. 6-11
Being lazy can make you a loser. Be like an ________!: Store up  and stockpile supplies.
 >Don't be sleepless; but sleep-l________!

vv. 12-15
The w_____________________________ and w____________________ 
  w________k and w__________k!
 >Being deceitful and divisive can lead to disa__________________  and disa___________________.

vv. 16-19
Hate what God hates: Those...
 >Looking d____________ (p_____________) on others
 >Telling *l________
 >Committing m______________
 >Devising e__________
 >Hurrying to do w_______________ (evil)
 >Breaking a lawful pledge (oath) by *l________________
 >Causing d________________ (conflict) in relationships

vv. 20-21
Bind and tie what?
 >An underlying assumption seems to be that parents are m____________l teachers.

vv. 22-23
Why bind and tie what?
 >They will...  <l____________  <k____________ <s____________
    through l__________.

vv. 24-35
>Appears gender specific.
>Avoid prostitutes and promiscuous married women​.
>No advice regarding other women.
>Instructs what not to do. 
>Warns that a cheating married woman will destroy a man's life.
>Justifies a cheated-on husband's jealous  rage.
>Consider this: Proverbs is attributed to... Solomon!
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This Proverb can be titled "Avoiding the Perils of Adultery (nkjv)." It is culturally instructive to the young male of that day. But it can be applied and adapted more broadly than just gender behavior and conduct.  It is replete with warnings about unrestrained human passion. Sadly, the world today is far removed from adhering to the weight of wisdom. The cost of immoral activity remains severe still today.

v.  1
Wisdom can be weighty!

v.  2 
Preserve discretion: maintain and retain sound j________________ and common s_____________.

v.  3
>Immorality is sin: 
  <humans are corrupt; humans are corruptible
>Sin occurs because of ignorance about boundaries
>Sin occurs because of the ignoring of the boundaries

v.  4
From sweet & ____________________ to bitter & _________________

v.  6
>Human curiousity fuels the human need to exp______________
>Human exp_______________________ can lead to decrying or lead to defying 

v.  8
AVOID to AVERT!:


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vv. 9-14
Consequences to cowardice:
What is lost?



vv. 15-23
When warnings work:
What is gained?
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