1:1   The song of    thou     feedest,

                      songs, which [is]    where thou makest

                      Solomon's.           [thy   flock]  to

                      1:2  Let him kiss    rest at noon: for

                      me    with    the    why  should  I be

                      kisses   of   his    as    one    that

                      mouth:   for  thy    turneth  aside by

                      love  [is] better    the flocks of thy

                      than wine.           companions? 

                      1:3    Because of    1:8  If thou know

                      the savour of thy    not,    O    thou

                      good    ointments    fairest     among

                      thy name  [is as]    women, go thy way

                      ointment   poured    forth    by   the

                      forth,  therefore    footsteps  of the

                      do   the  virgins    flock,  and  feed

                      love thee.           thy  kids  beside

                      1:4   Draw me, we    the    shepherds'

                      will   run  after    tents. 

                      thee:   the  king    1:9      I   have

                      hath  brought  me    compared  thee, O

                      into          his    my   love,  to  a

                      chambers: we will    company of horses

                      be    glad    and    in      Pharaoh's

                      rejoice  in thee,    chariots. 

                      we  will remember    1:10   Thy cheeks

                      thy   love   more    are  comely  with

                      than   wine:  the    rows [of jewels],

                      upright      love    thy   neck   with

                      thee.                chains [of gold].

                      1:5      I   [am]

                      black,        but    1:11     We  will

                      comely,    O   ye    make thee borders

                      daughters      of    of    gold   with

                      Jerusalem, as the    studs of silver. 

                      tents  of  Kedar,    1:12    While the

                      as  the  curtains    king [sitteth] at

                      of Solomon.          his   table,   my

                      1:6     Look  not    spikenard sendeth

                      upon  me, because    forth  the  smell

                      I   [am]   black,    thereof. 

                      because  the  sun    1:13  A bundle of

                      hath  looked upon    myrrh   [is]   my

                      me:  my  mother's    wellbeloved  unto

                      children     were    me;  he shall lie

                      angry   with  me;    all night betwixt

                      they made  me the    my breasts. 

                      keeper   of   the    1:14   My beloved

                      vineyards;  [but]    [is] unto me [as]

                      mine own vineyard    a    cluster   of

                      have I not kept.     camphire  in  the

                      1:7   Tell  me, O    vineyards      of

                      thou whom my soul    Engedi. 

                      loveth,     where    1:15      Behold,











                      thou  [art] fair,    daughters      of

                      my  love; behold,    Jerusalem, by the

                      thou  [art] fair;    roes, and  by the

                      thou       [hast]    hinds    of   the

                      doves' eyes.         field,   that  ye

                      1:16      Behold,    stir  not up, nor

                      thou  [art] fair,    awake  [my] love,

                      my  beloved, yea,    till he please. 

                      pleasant:    also    2:8  The voice of

                      our    bed   [is]    my       beloved!

                      green.               behold, he cometh

                      1:17    The beams    leaping  upon the

                      of    our   house    mountains,

                      [are]      cedar,    skipping upon the

                      [and] our rafters    hills. 

                      of fir.              2:9    My beloved

                      2:1    I [am] the    is like  a roe or

                      rose  of  Sharon,    a   young   hart:

                      [and] the lily of    behold,        he

                      the valleys.         standeth   behind

                      2:2   As the lily    our    wall,   he

                      among  thorns, so    looketh  forth at

                      [is]    my   love    the      windows,

                      among         the    showing   himself

                      daughters.           through       the

                      2:3  As the apple    lattice. 

                      tree   among  the    2:10   My beloved

                      trees    of   the    spake,  and  said

                      wood, so  [is] my    unto me, Rise up,

                      beloved among the    my  love, my fair

                      sons. I  sat down    one,   and   come

                      under  his shadow    away. 

                      with        great    2:11    For,  lo,

                      delight,  and his    the   winter   is

                      fruit [was] sweet    past, the rain is

                      to my taste.         over [and] gone; 

                      2:4    He brought    2:12  The flowers

                      me     to     the    appear   on   the

                      banqueting house,    earth;  the  time

                      and   his  banner    of   the  singing

                      over   me   [was]    [of   birds]   is

                      love.                come,   and   the

                      2:5  Stay me with    voice    of   the

                      flagons,  comfort    turtle  is  heard

                      me  with  apples:    in our land; 

                      for  I  [am] sick    2:13     The  fig

                      of love.             tree      putteth

                      2:6     His  left    forth  her  green

                      hand  [is]  under    figs,   and   the

                      my head,  and his    vines  [with] the

                      right  hand  doth    tender grape give

                      embrace me.          a  [good]  smell.

                      2:7     I  charge    Arise,  my  love,

                      you,     O     ye    my fair  one, and











                      come away.           city   found  me:

                      2:14   O my dove,    [to whom I said],

                      [that art] in the    Saw  ye  him whom

                      clefts   of   the    my soul loveth? 

                      rock,    in   the    3:4  [It was] but

                      secret   [places]    a  little  that I

                      of   the  stairs,    passed from them,

                      let  me  see  thy    but  I  found him

                      countenance,  let    whom    my   soul

                      me    hear    thy    loveth:   I  held

                      voice;  for sweet    him,   and  would

                      [is]  thy  voice,    not  let  him go,

                      and           thy    until    I    had

                      countenance  [is]    brought  him into

                      comely.              my       mother's

                      2:15  Take us the    house,  and  into

                      foxes, the little    the   chamber  of

                      foxes, that spoil    her          that

                      the   vines:  for    conceived me. 

                      our  vines [have]    3:5     I  charge

                      tender grapes.       you,     O     ye

                      2:16   My beloved    daughters      of

                      [is] mine,  and I    Jerusalem, by the

                      [am]    his:   he    roes,  and by the

                      feedeth among the    hinds    of   the

                      lilies.              field,   that  ye

                      2:17    Until the    stir not  up, nor

                      day   break,  and    awake  [my] love,

                      the  shadows flee    till he please. 

                      away,   turn,  my    3:6     Who  [is]

                      beloved,  and  be    this  that cometh

                      thou  like  a roe    out     of    the

                      or  a  young hart    wilderness   like

                      upon          the    pillars of smoke,

                      mountains      of    perfumed     with

                      Bether.              myrrh         and

                      3:1   By night on    frankincense,

                      my  bed  I sought    with  all powders

                      him whom  my soul    of the merchant? 

                      loveth:  I sought    3:7    Behold his

                      him,  but I found    bed,  which  [is]

                      him not.             Solomon's;

                      3:2   I will rise    threescore

                      now, and go about    valiant men [are]

                      the  city  in the    about  it, of the

                      streets,  and  in    valiant        of

                      the broad  ways I    Israel. 

                      will   seek   him    3:8     They  all

                      whom    my   soul    hold      swords,

                      loveth:  I sought    [being] expert in

                      him,  but I found    war:   every  man

                      him not.             [hath]  his sword

                      3:3  The watchmen    upon   his  thigh

                      that go about the    because  of  fear











                      in the night.        scarlet,  and thy

                      3:9  King Solomon    speech       [is]

                      made   himself  a    comely:       thy

                      chariot   of  the    temples     [are]

                      wood of Lebanon.     like a piece of a

                      3:10  He made the    pomegranate

                      pillars   thereof    within thy locks.

                      [of]  silver, the

                      bottom    thereof    4:4     Thy  neck

                      [of]   gold,  the    [is]   like   the

                      covering   of  it    tower   of  David

                      [of]  purple, the    builded   for  an

                      midst     thereof    armoury,  whereon

                      being       paved    there    hang   a

                      [with]  love, for    thousand

                      the  daughters of    bucklers,     all

                      Jerusalem.           shields of mighty

                      3:11  Go forth, O    men. 

                      ye  daughters  of    4:5      Thy  two

                      Zion,  and behold    breasts     [are]

                      king Solomon with    like   two  young

                      the         crown    roes   that   are

                      wherewith     his    twins, which feed

                      mother    crowned    among the lilies.

                      him in the day of

                      his    espousals,    4:6    Until  the

                      and in the day of    day   break,  and

                      the  gladness  of    the  shadows flee

                      his heart.           away, I  will get

                      4:1  Behold, thou    me     to     the

                      [art]   fair,  my    mountain       of

                      love;     behold,    myrrh, and to the

                      thou  [art] fair;    hill           of

                      thou       [hast]    frankincense. 

                      doves'       eyes    4:7    Thou [art]

                      within thy locks:    all    fair,   my

                      thy hair  [is] as    love;  [there is]

                      a flock of goats,    no spot in thee. 

                      that  appear from    4:8  Come with me

                      mount Gilead.        from     Lebanon,

                      4:2    Thy  teeth    [my] spouse, with

                      [are]    like   a    me  from Lebanon:

                      flock  [of  sheep    look from the top

                      that   are  even]    of   Amana,  from

                      shorn, which came    the top of Shenir

                      up    from    the    and  Hermon, from

                      washing;  whereof    the  lions' dens,

                      every   one  bear    from          the

                      twins,  and  none    mountains  of the

                      [is] barren among    leopards. 

                      them.                4:9    Thou  hast

                      4:3     Thy  lips    ravished       my

                      [are]    like   a    heart, my sister,

                      thread         of    [my] spouse; thou











                      hast  ravished my    blow    upon   my

                      heart with one of    garden,    [that]

                      thine  eyes, with    the        spices

                      one chain  of thy    thereof  may flow

                      neck.                out.    Let    my

                      4:10  How fair is    beloved come into

                      thy    love,   my    his  garden,  and

                      sister,      [my]    eat  his pleasant

                      spouse!  how much    fruits. 

                      better   is   thy    5:1    I  am come

                      love  than  wine!    into  my  garden,

                      and the  smell of    my  sister,  [my]

                      thine   ointments    spouse:   I  have

                      than all spices!     gathered my myrrh

                      4:11  Thy lips, O    with my  spice; I

                      [my] spouse, drop    have   eaten   my

                      [as]          the    honeycomb with my

                      honeycomb:  honey    honey;   I   have

                      and   milk  [are]    drunk   my   wine

                      under thy tongue;    with   my   milk:

                      and  the smell of    eat,  O  friends;

                      thy garments [is]    drink, yea, drink

                      like the smell of    abundantly,     O

                      Lebanon.             beloved. 

                      4:12    A  garden    5:2  I sleep, but

                      enclosed  [is] my    my  heart waketh:

                      sister,      [my]    [it is] the voice

                      spouse;  a spring    of   my   beloved

                      shut     up,    a    that    knocketh,

                      fountain sealed.     [saying], Open to

                      4:13   Thy plants    me, my sister, my

                      [are]  an orchard    love, my dove, my

                      of  pomegranates,    undefiled: for my

                      with     pleasant    head   is  filled

                      fruits; camphire,    with  dew,  [and]

                      with spikenard,      my locks with the

                      4:14    Spikenard    drops    of   the

                      and      saffron;    night. 

                      calamus       and    5:3    I have put

                      cinnamon,    with    off  my coat; how

                      all    trees   of    shall  I  put  it

                      frankincense;        on? I have washed

                      myrrh  and aloes,    my    feet;   how

                      with    all   the    shall   I  defile

                      chief spices:        them? 

                      4:15   A fountain    5:4    My beloved

                      of   gardens,   a    put  in  his hand

                      well   of  living    by  the  hole [of

                      waters,       and    the door], and my

                      streams      from    bowels were moved

                      Lebanon.             for him. 

                      4:16    Awake,  O    5:5  I rose up to

                      north  wind;  and    open     to    my

                      come, thou south;    beloved;  and  my











                      hands     dropped    [is as]  the most

                      [with] myrrh, and    fine   gold,  his

                      my fingers [with]    locks       [are]

                      sweet    smelling    bushy,      [and]

                      myrrh,  upon  the    black as a raven.

                      handles   of  the

                      lock.                5:12    His  eyes

                      5:6   I opened to    [are]   as   [the

                      my  beloved;  but    eyes] of doves by

                      my   beloved  had    the   rivers   of

                      withdrawn            waters,    washed

                      himself,    [and]    with  milk, [and]

                      was gone: my soul    fitly set. 

                      failed   when  he    5:13   His cheeks

                      spake:  I  sought    [are] as a bed of

                      him,  but I could    spices,      [as]

                      not  find  him; I    sweet    flowers:

                      called  him,  but    his  lips  [like]

                      he   gave  me  no    lilies,  dropping

                      answer.              sweet    smelling

                      5:7  The watchmen    myrrh. 

                      that  went  about    5:14    His hands

                      the   city  found    [are   as]   gold

                      me,   they  smote    rings   set  with

                      me,  they wounded    the   beryl:  his

                      me;  the  keepers    belly   [is   as]

                      of the walls took    bright      ivory

                      away my veil from    overlaid   [with]

                      me.                  sapphires. 

                      5:8     I  charge    5:15    His  legs

                      you,  O daughters    [are  as] pillars

                      of  Jerusalem, if    of   marble,  set

                      ye     find    my    upon  sockets  of

                      beloved,  that ye    fine   gold:  his

                      tell  him, that I    countenance  [is]

                      [am]    sick   of    as       Lebanon,

                      love.                excellent  as the

                      5:9    What  [is]    cedars. 

                      thy  beloved more    5:16    His mouth

                      than    [another]    [is]  most sweet:

                      beloved,  O  thou    yea,    he   [is]

                      fairest     among    altogether

                      women?  what [is]    lovely. This [is]

                      thy  beloved more    my  beloved,  and

                      than    [another]    this    [is]   my

                      beloved,     that    friend,         O

                      thou    dost   so    daughters      of

                      charge us?           Jerusalem. 

                      5:10   My beloved    6:1    Whither is

                      [is]   white  and    thy beloved gone,

                      ruddy,        the    O   thou  fairest

                      chiefest    among    among      women?

                      ten thousand.        whither   is  thy

                      5:11    His  head    beloved    turned











                      aside?   that  we    number. 

                      may seek him with    6:9   My dove, my

                      thee.                undefiled      is

                      6:2    My beloved    [but]   one;  she

                      is gone down into    [is]  the  [only]

                      his   garden,  to    one     of    her

                      the    beds    of    mother,  she [is]

                      spices,  to  feed    the  choice [one]

                      in  the  gardens,    of her  that bare

                      and   to   gather    her.          The

                      lilies.              daughters     saw

                      6:3    I  [am] my    her,  and blessed

                      beloved's, and my    her;  [yea],  the

                      beloved      [is]    queens   and  the

                      mine:  he feedeth    concubines,   and

                      among the lilies.    they praised her.



                      6:4    Thou [art]    6:10    Who  [is]

                      beautiful,  O  my    she        [that]

                      love,  as Tirzah,    looketh  forth as

                      comely         as    the morning, fair

                      Jerusalem,           as    the   moon,

                      terrible  as  [an    clear as the sun,

                      army]        with    [and] terrible as

                      banners.             [an   army]  with

                      6:5    Turn  away    banners? 

                      thine  eyes  from    6:11  I went down

                      me, for they have    into  the  garden

                      overcome  me: thy    of  nuts  to  see

                      hair  [is]  as  a    the fruits of the

                      flock   of  goats    valley,  [and] to

                      that  appear from    see  whether  the

                      Gilead.              vine  flourished,

                      6:6    Thy  teeth    [and]         the

                      [are] as  a flock    pomegranates

                      of sheep which go    budded. 

                      up    from    the    6:12    Or ever I

                      washing,  whereof    was   aware,   my

                      every one beareth    soul    made   me

                      twins, and [there    [like]        the

                      is]    not    one    chariots       of

                      barren      among    Amminadib. 

                      them.                6:13      Return,

                      6:7   As  a piece    return,         O

                      of  a pomegranate    Shulamite;

                      [are] thy temples    return,   return,

                      within thy locks.    that we  may look

                                           upon  thee.  What

                      6:8    There  are    will  ye  see  in

                      threescore           the Shulamite? As

                      queens,       and    it    were    the

                      fourscore            company   of  two

                      concubines,   and    armies. 

                      virgins   without    7:1           How











                      beautiful are thy    will go up to the

                      feet  with shoes,    palm tree, I will

                      O        prince's    take hold  of the

                      daughter!     the    boughs   thereof:

                      joints   of   thy    now    also   thy

                      thighs [are] like    breasts  shall be

                      jewels,  the work    as   clusters  of

                      of the hands of a    the vine, and the

                      cunning workman.     smell of thy nose

                      7:2    Thy  navel    like apples; 

                      [is like] a round    7:9  And the roof

                      goblet,   [which]    of thy mouth like

                      wanteth       not    the best wine for

                      liquor: thy belly    my  beloved, that

                      [is like] an heap    goeth      [down]

                      of    wheat   set    sweetly,  causing

                      about        with    the lips of those

                      lilies.              that  are  asleep

                      7:3      Thy  two    to speak. 

                      breasts     [are]    7:10   I  [am] my

                      like   two  young    beloved's,    and

                      roes  [that  are]    his  desire  [is]

                      twins.               toward me. 

                      7:4     Thy  neck    7:11    Come,  my

                      [is]  as  a tower    beloved,  let  us

                      of  ivory;  thine    go forth into the

                      eyes  [like]  the    field;   let   us

                      fishpools      in    lodge    in   the

                      Heshbon,  by  the    villages. 

                      gate           of    7:12   Let us get

                      Bathrabbim:   thy    up  early  to the

                      nose [is]  as the    vineyards; let us

                      tower  of Lebanon    see  if  the vine

                      which     looketh    flourish,

                      toward Damascus.     [whether]     the

                      7:5    Thine head    tender      grape

                      upon   thee  [is]    appear, [and] the

                      like  Carmel, and    pomegranates  bud

                      the hair of thine    forth: there will

                      head like purple;    I  give  thee  my

                      the   king   [is]    loves. 

                      held    in    the    7:13          The

                      galleries.           mandrakes  give a

                      7:6  How fair and    smell, and at our

                      how  pleasant art    gates  [are]  all

                      thou, O love, for    manner         of

                      delights!            pleasant

                      7:7     This  thy    [fruits], new and

                      stature  is  like    old,   [which]  I

                      to  a  palm tree,    have  laid up for

                      and  thy  breasts    thee,     O    my

                      to  clusters  [of    beloved. 

                      grapes].             8:1   O that thou

                      7:8    I  said, I    [wert]    as   my











                      brother,     that    cruel    as   the

                      sucked        the    grave:  the coals

                      breasts   of   my    thereof     [are]

                      mother!  [when] I    coals   of  fire,

                      should  find thee    [which   hath  a]

                      without,  I would    most     vehement

                      kiss thee; yea, I    flame. 

                      should   not   be    8:7   Many waters

                      despised.            cannot     quench

                      8:2  I would lead    love, neither can

                      thee, [and] bring    the  floods drown

                      thee    into   my    it:  if  [a]  man

                      mother's   house,    would   give  all

                      [who]       would    the  substance of

                      instruct   me:  I    his   house   for

                      would  cause thee    love,   it  would

                      to    drink    of    utterly        be

                      spiced   wine  of    contemned. 

                      the  juice  of my    8:8    We  have a

                      pomegranate.         little    sister,

                      8:3     His  left    and  she  hath no

                      hand  [should be]    breasts:     what

                      under   my  head,    shall  we  do for

                      and   his   right    our sister in the

                      hand       should    day    when   she

                      embrace me.          shall  be  spoken

                      8:4     I  charge    for? 

                      you,  O daughters    8:9   If she [be]

                      of     Jerusalem,    a  wall,  we will

                      that ye  stir not    build  upon her a

                      up,   nor   awake    palace of silver:

                      [my]  love, until    and if she [be] a

                      he please.           door,   we   will

                      8:5     Who  [is]    enclose  her with

                      this  that cometh    boards of cedar. 

                      up    from    the    8:10    I  [am] a

                      wilderness,          wall,    and   my

                      leaning  upon her    breasts      like

                      beloved? I raised    towers:  then was

                      thee up under the    I in  his eyes as

                      apple tree: there    one   that  found

                      thy        mother    favour. 

                      brought      thee    8:11  Solomon had

                      forth:  there she    a   vineyard   at

                      brought      thee    Baalhamon; he let

                      forth [that] bare    out  the vineyard

                      thee.                unto     keepers;

                      8:6   Set me as a    every one for the

                      seal  upon  thine    fruit thereof was

                      heart,  as a seal    to     bring    a

                      upon  thine  arm:    thousand [pieces]

                      for   love   [is]    of silver. 

                      strong  as death;    8:12           My

                      jealousy     [is]    vineyard,   which











                      [is]  mine,  [is]

                      before  me: thou,

                      O  Solomon, [must

                      have] a thousand,

                      and   those  that

                      keep   the  fruit

                      thereof       two

                      hundred. 

                      8:13    Thou that

                      dwellest  in  the

                      gardens,      the

                      companions

                      hearken   to  thy

                      voice:  cause  me

                      to hear [it]. 

                      8:14  Make haste,

                      my  beloved,  and

                      be thou like to a

                      roe or to a young

                      hart   upon   the

                      mountains      of

                      spices. 

                      ^Z^Z



 

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