Proverbs 6:25-29 — The crime scene isn't the motel room. Solomon says it happens months, years earlier — in the heart. 📚 Part of our "Snares of Your Own Making" expository series through Proverbs 6 This expository preaching message walks verse by verse through Proverbs 6:25-29, Solomon's warning against adultery and lust — and traces it back through Exodus 20:17, Matthew 5:28, 2 Kings 9:30, Genesis 39, and Judges 16 to show that the sin Solomon is warning against never starts in a bed. It starts in the heart, long before the act. If you've ever told yourself "just this once" or believed you were the exception to a temptation that's ruined other men, this message is a direct, biblical warning against adultery and the slow, quiet surrenders that lead to it. Solomon doesn't ask these questions because he needs an answer — he asks them because he already knows it, and he wants to know if you do too. This is verse-by-verse Bible exposition connecting Proverbs 6:25-29 to the stories of Joseph and Potiphar's wife, Samson and Delilah, and Jezebel's final morning — showing that even strong, spiritual men are not exempt from this warning. This expository preaching message walks through Proverbs 6:25-29, explaining: - Why Solomon starts with the eye and the heart, not the act itself - How Matthew 5:28 makes lust and adultery the same offense before God - What "wanton eyes" means and how it differs from an accidental glance - Jezebel's final morning in 2 Kings 9 — painting her face as judgment rode into town - Why the adulteress is called a hunter, not just a temptation (Genesis 39, Judges 16) - Joseph fleeing Potiphar's wife — and what "one more minute" would have cost him