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Song of Solomon: Chapter 1

¹The song^H7892 of songs^H7892, which is Solomons^H8010.

²Let him kiss^H5401 me with the kisses^H5390 of his mouth^H6310: for thy love^H1730 is better^H2896 than wine^H3196. ³Because of the savour^H7381 of thy good^H2896 ointments^H8081 thy name^H8034 is as ointment^H8081 poured forth^H7324, therefore do the virgins^H5959 love^H0157 thee. ⁴Draw^H4900 me, we will run^H7323 after^H0310 thee: the king^H4428 hath brought^H0935 me into his chambers^H2315: we will be glad^H1523 and rejoice^H8055 in thee, we will remember^H2142 thy love^H1730 more than wine^H3196: the upright^H4339 love^H0157 thee. ⁵I am black^H7838, but comely^H5000, O ye daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389, as the tents^H0168 of Kedar^H6938, as the curtains^H3407 of Solomon^H8010. ⁶Look^H7200 not upon me, because I am black^H7840, because the sun^H8121 hath looked^H7805 upon me: my mothers^H0517 children^H1121 were angry^H2787 with me; they made^H7760 me the keeper^H5201 of the vineyards^H3754; but mine own vineyard^H3754 have I not kept^H5201.

⁷Tell^H5046 me, O thou whom my soul^H5315 loveth^H0157, where thou feedest^H7462, where^H0349 thou makest thy flock to rest^H7257 at noon^H6672: for^H4100 why should I be as one that turneth aside^H5844 by the flocks^H5739 of thy companions^H2270?

⁸If thou know^H3045 not, O thou fairest^H3303 among women^H0802, go thy way forth^H3318 by the footsteps^H6119 of the flock^H6629, and feed^H7462 thy kids^H1429 beside the shepherds^H7462 tents^H4908. ⁹I have compared^H1819 thee, O my love^H7474, to a company of horses^H5484 in Pharaohs^H6547 chariots^H7393. ¹⁰Thy cheeks^H3895 are comely^H4998 with rows^H8447 of jewels , thy neck^H6677 with chains^H2737 of gold . ¹¹We will make^H6213 thee borders^H8447 of gold^H2091 with studs^H5351 of silver^H3701.

¹²While the king^H4428 sitteth at his table^H4524, my spikenard^H5373 sendeth forth^H5414 the smell^H7381 thereof. ¹³A bundle^H6872 of myrrh^H4753 is my wellbeloved^H1730 unto me; he shall lie^H3885 all night betwixt my breasts^H7699. ¹⁴My beloved^H1730 is unto me as a cluster^H0811 of camphire^H3724 in the vineyards^H3754 of En-gedi^H5872. ¹⁵Behold, thou art fair^H3303, my love^H7474; behold, thou art fair^H3303; thou hast doves^H3123 eyes^H5869. ¹⁶Behold, thou art fair^H3303, my beloved^H1730, yea, pleasant^H5273: also our bed^H6210 is green^H7488. ¹⁷The beams^H6982 of our house^H1004 are cedar^H0730, and our rafters^H7351 of fir^H1266.

Song of Solomon: Chapter 2

¹I am the rose^H2261 of Sharon^H8289, and the lily^H7799 of the valleys^H6010. ²As the lily^H7799 among thorns^H2336, so is my love^H7474 among the daughters^H1323.

³As the apple tree^H8598 among the trees^H6086 of the wood^H3293, so is my beloved^H1730 among the sons^H1121. I sat^H3427 down under his shadow^H6738 with great delight^H2530, and his fruit^H6529 was sweet^H4966 to my taste^H2441. ⁴He brought^H0935 me to the banqueting^H3196 house^H1004, and his banner^H1714 over me was love^H0160. ⁵Stay^H5564 me with flagons^H0809, comfort^H7502 me with apples^H8598: for I am sick^H2470 of love^H0160. ⁶His left hand^H8040 is under my head^H7218, and his right hand^H3225 doth embrace^H2263 me. ⁷I charge^H7650 you, O ye daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389, by the roes^H6643, and^H0176 by the hinds^H0355 of the field^H7704, that ye stir not up^H5782, nor awake^H5782 my love^H0160, till he please^H2654.

⁸The voice^H6963 of my beloved^H1730! behold, he cometh^H0935 leaping^H1801 upon the mountains^H2022, skipping^H7092 upon the hills^H1389. ⁹My beloved^H1730 is like^H1819 a roe^H6643 or a young^H6082 hart^H0354: behold, he standeth^H5975 behind^H0310 our wall^H3796, he looketh forth^H7688 at the windows^H2474, shewing^H6692 himself through the lattice^H2762. ¹⁰My beloved^H1730 spake^H6030, and said^H0559 unto me, Rise up^H6965, my love^H7474, my fair one^H3303, and come away^H3212. ¹¹For, lo, the winter^H5638 is past^H5674, the rain^H1653 is over^H2498 and gone^H1980; ¹²The flowers^H5339 appear^H7200 on the earth^H0776; the time^H6256 of the singing^H2158 of birds is come^H5060, and the voice^H6963 of the turtle^H8449 is heard^H8085 in our land^H0776; ¹³The fig tree^H8384 putteth forth^H2590 her green figs^H6291, and the vines^H1612 with the tender grape^H5563 give^H5414 a good smell^H7381. Arise^H6965, my love^H7474, my fair one^H3303, and come away^H3212.

¹⁴O my dove^H3123, that art in the clefts^H2288 of the rock^H5553, in the secret^H5643 places of the stairs^H4095, let me see^H7200 thy countenance^H4758, let me hear^H8085 thy voice^H6963; for sweet^H6156 is thy voice^H6963, and thy countenance^H4758 is comely^H5000. ¹⁵Take^H0270 us the foxes^H7776, the little^H6996 foxes^H7776, that spoil^H2254 the vines^H3754: for our vines^H3754 have tender grapes^H5563.

¹⁶My beloved^H1730 is mine, and I am his: he feedeth^H7462 among the lilies^H7799. ¹⁷Until the day^H3117 break^H6315, and the shadows^H6752 flee away^H5127, turn^H5437, my beloved^H1730, and be thou like^H1819 a roe^H6643 or a young^H6082 hart^H0354 upon the mountains^H2022 of Bether^H1336.

Song of Solomon: Chapter 3

¹By night^H3915 on my bed^H4904 I sought^H1245 him whom my soul^H5315 loveth^H0157: I sought^H1245 him, but I found^H4672 him not. ²I will rise^H6965 now, and go about^H5437 the city^H5892 in the streets^H7784, and in the broad ways^H7339 I will seek^H1245 him whom my soul^H5315 loveth^H0157: I sought^H1245 him, but I found^H4672 him not. ³The watchmen^H8104 that go about^H5437 the city^H5892 found^H4672 me: to whom I said , Saw^H7200 ye him whom my soul^H5315 loveth^H0157? ⁴ It was but a little^H4592 that I passed^H5674 from them, but I found^H4672 him whom my soul^H5315 loveth^H0157: I held^H0270 him, and would not let him go^H7503, until I had brought^H0935 him into my mothers^H0517 house^H1004, and into the chamber^H2315 of her that conceived^H2029 me. ⁵I charge^H7650 you, O ye daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389, by the roes^H6643, and^H0176 by the hinds^H0355 of the field^H7704, that ye stir not up^H5782, nor awake^H5782 my love^H0160, till he please^H2654.

⁶Who is this that cometh^H5927 out of the wilderness^H4057 like pillars^H8490 of smoke^H6227, perfumed^H6999 with myrrh^H4753 and frankincense^H3828, with all powders^H0081 of the merchant^H7402?

⁷Behold his bed^H4296, which is Solomons^H8010; threescore^H8346 valiant^H1368 men are about^H5439 it, of the valiant^H1368 of Israel^H3478. ⁸They all hold^H0270 swords^H2719, being expert^H3925 in war^H4421: every man^H0376 hath his sword^H2719 upon his thigh^H3409 because of fear^H6343 in the night^H3915. ⁹King^H4428 Solomon^H8010 made^H6213 himself a chariot^H0668 of the wood^H6086 of Lebanon^H3844. ¹⁰He made^H6213 the pillars^H5982 thereof of silver^H3701, the bottom^H7507 thereof of gold^H2091, the covering^H4817 of it of purple^H0713, the midst^H8432 thereof being paved^H7528 with love^H0160, for the daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389. ¹¹Go forth^H3318, O ye daughters^H1323 of Zion^H6726, and behold^H7200 king^H4428 Solomon^H8010 with the crown^H5850 wherewith his mother^H0517 crowned^H5849 him in the day^H3117 of his espousals^H2861, and in the day^H3117 of the gladness^H8057 of his heart^H3820.

Song of Solomon: Chapter 4

¹Behold, thou art fair^H3303, my love^H7474; behold, thou art fair^H3303; thou hast doves^H3123 eyes^H5869 within^H1157 thy locks^H6777: thy hair^H8181 is as a flock^H5739 of goats^H5795, that appear^H1570 from mount^H2022 Gilead^H1568. ²Thy teeth^H8127 are like a flock^H5739 of sheep that are even shorn^H7094, which came up^H5927 from the washing^H7367; whereof every one bear twins^H8382, and none is barren^H7909 among them. ³Thy lips^H8193 are like a thread^H2339 of scarlet^H8144, and thy speech^H4057 is comely^H5000: thy temples^H7541 are like a piece^H6400 of a pomegranate^H7416 within^H1157 thy locks^H6777. ⁴Thy neck^H6677 is like the tower^H4026 of David^H1732 builded^H1129 for an armoury^H8530, whereon there hang^H8518 a thousand^H0505 bucklers^H4043, all shields^H7982 of mighty men^H1368. ⁵Thy two^H8147 breasts^H7699 are like two^H8147 young^H6082 roes^H6646 that are twins^H8380, which feed^H7462 among the lilies^H7799. ⁶Until the day^H3117 break^H6315, and the shadows^H6752 flee away^H5127, I will get^H3212 me to the mountain^H2022 of myrrh^H4753, and to the hill^H1389 of frankincense^H3828. ⁷Thou art all fair^H3303, my love^H7474; there is no spot^H3971 in thee.

⁸Come^H0935 with me from Lebanon^H3844, my spouse^H3618, with me from Lebanon^H3844: look^H7789 from the top^H7218 of Amana^H0549, from the top^H7218 of Shenir^H8149 and Hermon^H2768, from the lions^H0738 dens^H4585, from the mountains^H2042 of the leopards^H5246. ⁹Thou hast ravished my heart^H3823, my sister^H0269, my spouse^H3618; thou hast ravished my heart^H3823 with one^H0259 of thine eyes^H5869, with one^H0259 chain^H6060 of thy neck^H6677. ¹⁰How fair^H3302 is thy love^H1730, my sister^H0269, my spouse^H3618! how much better^H2895 is thy love^H1730 than wine^H3196! and the smell^H7381 of thine ointments^H8081 than all spices^H1314! ¹¹Thy lips^H8193, O my spouse^H3618, drop^H5197 as the honeycomb^H5317: honey^H1706 and milk^H2461 are under thy tongue^H3956; and the smell^H7381 of thy garments^H8008 is like the smell^H7381 of Lebanon^H3844. ¹²A garden^H1588 inclosed^H5274 is my sister^H0269, my spouse^H3618; a spring^H1530 shut up^H5274, a fountain^H4599 sealed^H2856. ¹³Thy plants^H7973 are an orchard^H6508 of pomegranates^H7416, with pleasant^H4022 fruits^H6529; camphire^H3724, with spikenard^H5373, ¹⁴Spikenard^H5373 and saffron^H3750; calamus^H7070 and cinnamon^H7076, with all trees^H6086 of frankincense^H3828; myrrh^H4753 and aloes^H0174, with all the chief^H7218 spices^H1314:

¹⁵A fountain^H4599 of gardens^H1588, a well^H0875 of living^H2416 waters^H4325, and streams^H5140 from Lebanon^H3844.

¹⁶Awake^H5782, O north wind^H6828; and come^H0935, thou south^H8486; blow^H6315 upon my garden^H1588, that the spices^H1314 thereof may flow out^H5140. Let my beloved^H1730 come^H0935 into his garden^H1588, and eat^H0398 his pleasant^H4022 fruits^H6529.

Song of Solomon: Chapter 5

¹I am come^H0935 into my garden^H1588, my sister^H0269, my spouse^H3618: I have gathered^H0717 my myrrh^H4753 with my spice^H1313; I have eaten^H0398 my honeycomb^H3293 with my honey^H1706; I have drunk^H8354 my wine^H3196 with my milk^H2461: eat^H0398, O friends^H7453; drink^H8354, yea, drink abundantly^H7937, O beloved^H1730.

²I sleep^H3463, but my heart^H3820 waketh^H5782: it is the voice^H6963 of my beloved^H1730 that knocketh^H1849, saying , Open^H6605 to me, my sister^H0269, my love^H7474, my dove^H3123, my undefiled^H8535: for my head^H7218 is filled^H4390 with dew^H2919, and my locks^H6977 with the drops^H7447 of the night^H3915. ³I have put off^H6584 my coat^H3801; how^H0349 shall I put it on^H3847? I have washed^H7364 my feet^H7272; how^H0349 shall I defile^H2936 them? ⁴My beloved^H1730 put in^H7971 his hand^H3027 by^H4480 the hole^H2356 of the door , and my bowels^H4578 were moved^H1993 for him. ⁵I rose up^H6965 to open^H6605 to my beloved^H1730; and my hands^H3027 dropped^H5197 with myrrh^H4753, and my fingers^H0676 with sweet smelling^H5674 myrrh^H4753, upon the handles^H3709 of the lock^H4514. ⁶I opened^H6605 to my beloved^H1730; but my beloved^H1730 had withdrawn^H2559 himself, and was gone^H5674: my soul^H5315 failed^H3318 when he spake^H1696: I sought^H1245 him, but I could not find^H4672 him; I called^H7121 him, but he gave me no answer^H6030. ⁷The watchmen^H8104 that went about^H5437 the city^H5892 found^H4672 me, they smote^H5221 me, they wounded^H6481 me; the keepers^H8104 of the walls^H2346 took away^H5375 my veil^H7289 from me. ⁸I charge^H7650 you, O daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389, if ye find^H4672 my beloved^H1730, that ye tell^H5046 him, that I am sick^H2470 of love^H0160.

⁹What is thy beloved^H1730 more than another beloved^H1730, O thou fairest^H3303 among women^H0802? what is thy beloved^H1730 more than another beloved^H1730, that thou^H3602 dost so charge^H7650 us? ¹⁰My beloved^H1730 is white^H6703 and ruddy^H0122, the chiefest^H1713 among ten thousand^H7233. ¹¹His head^H7218 is as the most^H3800 fine gold^H6337, his locks^H6977 are bushy^H8534, and black^H7838 as a raven^H6158. ¹²His eyes^H5869 are as the eyes of doves^H3123 by the rivers^H0650 of waters^H4325, washed^H7364 with milk^H2461, and fitly set^H3427. ¹³His cheeks^H3895 are as a bed^H6170 of spices^H1314, as sweet^H4840 flowers^H4026: his lips^H8193 like lilies^H7799, dropping^H5197 sweet smelling^H5674 myrrh^H4753. ¹⁴His hands^H3027 are as gold^H2091 rings^H1550 set^H4390 with the beryl^H8658: his belly^H4578 is as bright^H6247 ivory^H8127 overlaid^H5968 with sapphires^H5601. ¹⁵His legs^H7785 are as pillars^H5982 of marble^H8336, set^H3245 upon sockets^H0134 of fine gold^H6337: his countenance^H4758 is as Lebanon^H3844, excellent^H0977 as the cedars^H0730. ¹⁶His mouth^H2441 is most sweet^H4477: yea, he is altogether lovely^H4261. This is my beloved^H1730, and this is my friend^H7453, O daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389.

Song of Solomon: Chapter 6

¹Whither is thy beloved^H1730 gone^H1980, O thou fairest^H3303 among women^H0802? whither is thy beloved^H1730 turned aside^H6437? that we may seek^H1245 him with thee. ²My beloved^H1730 is gone down^H3381 into his garden^H1588, to the beds^H6170 of spices^H1314, to feed^H7462 in the gardens^H1588, and to gather^H3950 lilies^H7799. ³I am my beloveds^H1730, and my beloved^H1730 is mine: he feedeth^H7462 among the lilies^H7799.

⁴Thou art beautiful^H3303, O my love^H7474, as Tirzah^H8656, comely^H5000 as Jerusalem^H3389, terrible^H0366 as an army with banners^H1713. ⁵Turn away^H5437 thine eyes^H5869 from me, for they^H1992 have overcome^H7292 me: thy hair^H8181 is as a flock^H5739 of goats^H5795 that appear^H1570 from Gilead^H1568. ⁶Thy teeth^H8127 are as a flock^H5739 of sheep^H7353 which go up^H5927 from the washing^H7367, whereof every one beareth twins^H8382, and there is not one barren^H7909 among them. ⁷As a piece^H6400 of a pomegranate^H7416 are thy temples^H7541 within^H1157 thy locks^H6777. ⁸There are threescore^H8346 queens^H4436, and fourscore^H8084 concubines^H6370, and virgins^H5959 without number^H4557. ⁹My dove^H3123, my undefiled^H8535 is but one^H0259; she is the only one^H0259 of her mother^H0517, she is the choice^H1249 one of her that bare^H3205 her. The daughters^H1323 saw^H7200 her, and blessed^H0833 her; yea , the queens^H4436 and the concubines^H6370, and they praised^H1984 her.

¹⁰Who is she that looketh forth^H8259 as the morning^H7837, fair^H3303 as the moon^H3842, clear^H1249 as the sun^H2535, and terrible^H0366 as an army with banners^H1713?

¹¹I went down^H3381 into the garden^H1594 of nuts^H0093 to see^H7200 the fruits^H0003 of the valley^H5158, and to see^H7200 whether the vine^H1612 flourished^H6524, and the pomegranates^H7416 budded^H5132. ¹²Or ever I was aware^H3045, my soul^H5315 made^H7760 me like the chariots^H4818 of Amminadib^H5993. ¹³Return^H7725, return^H7725, O Shulamite^H7759; return^H7725, return^H7725, that we may look^H2372 upon thee. What will ye see^H2372 in the Shulamite^H7759? As it were the company^H4246 of two armies^H4264.

Song of Solomon: Chapter 7

¹How beautiful^H3302 are thy feet^H6471 with shoes^H5275, O princes^H5081 daughter^H1323! the joints^H2542 of thy thighs^H3409 are like jewels^H2481, the work^H4639 of the hands^H3027 of a cunning workman^H0542. ²Thy navel^H8326 is like a round^H5469 goblet^H0101, which wanteth^H2637 not liquor^H4197: thy belly^H0990 is like an heap^H6194 of wheat^H2406 set about^H5473 with lilies^H7799. ³Thy two^H8147 breasts^H7699 are like two^H8147 young^H6082 roes^H6646 that are twins^H8380. ⁴Thy neck^H6677 is as a tower^H4026 of ivory^H8127; thine eyes^H5869 like the fishpools^H1295 in Heshbon^H2809, by the gate^H8179 of Bath-rabbim^H1337: thy nose^H0639 is as the tower^H4026 of Lebanon^H3844 which looketh^H6822 toward^H6440 Damascus^H1834. ⁵Thine head^H7218 upon thee is like Carmel^H3760, and the hair^H1803 of thine head^H7218 like purple^H0713; the king^H4428 is held^H0631 in the galleries^H7298. ⁶How fair^H3302 and how pleasant^H5276 art thou, O love^H0160, for delights^H8588! ⁷This thy stature^H6967 is like^H1819 to a palm tree^H8558, and thy breasts^H7699 to clusters^H0811 of grapes . ⁸I said^H0559, I will go up^H5927 to the palm tree^H8558, I will take hold^H0270 of the boughs^H5577 thereof: now also thy breasts^H7699 shall be as clusters^H0811 of the vine^H1612, and the smell^H7381 of thy nose^H0639 like apples^H8598; ⁹And the roof of thy mouth^H2441 like the best^H2896 wine^H3196 for my beloved^H1730, that goeth^H1980 down sweetly^H4339, causing the lips^H8193 of those that are asleep^H3463 to speak^H1680.

¹⁰I am my beloveds^H1730, and his desire^H8669 is toward me. ¹¹Come^H3212, my beloved^H1730, let us go forth^H3318 into the field^H7704; let us lodge^H3885 in the villages^H3723. ¹²Let us get up early^H7925 to the vineyards^H3754; let us see^H7200 if the vine^H1612 flourish^H6524, whether the tender grape^H5563 appear^H6605, and the pomegranates^H7416 bud forth^H5132: there will I give^H5414 thee my loves^H1730. ¹³The mandrakes^H1736 give^H5414 a smell^H7381, and at our gates^H6607 are all manner of pleasant^H4022 fruits , new^H2319 and old^H3465, which I have laid up^H6845 for thee, O my beloved^H1730.

Song of Solomon: Chapter 8

¹O that^H5414 thou wert as my brother^H0251, that sucked^H3243 the breasts^H7699 of my mother^H0517! when I should find^H4672 thee without^H2351, I would kiss^H5401 thee; yea, I should not be despised^H0936. ²I would lead^H5090 thee, and bring^H0935 thee into my mothers^H0517 house^H1004, who would instruct^H3925 me: I would cause thee to drink^H8248 of spiced^H7544 wine^H3196 of the juice^H6071 of my pomegranate^H7416. ³His left hand^H8040 should be under my head^H7218, and his right hand^H3225 should embrace^H2263 me. ⁴I charge^H7650 you, O daughters^H1323 of Jerusalem^H3389, that ye stir not up^H5782, nor awake^H5782 my love^H0160, until he please^H2654.

⁵Who is this that cometh up^H5927 from the wilderness^H4057, leaning^H7514 upon her beloved^H1730? I raised^H5782 thee up under the apple tree^H8598: there thy mother^H0517 brought thee forth^H2254: there she brought thee forth^H2254 that bare^H3205 thee.

⁶Set^H7760 me as a seal^H2368 upon thine heart^H3820, as a seal^H2368 upon thine arm^H2220: for love^H0160 is strong^H5794 as death^H4194; jealousy^H7068 is cruel^H7186 as the grave^H7585: the coals^H7565 thereof are coals^H7565 of fire^H0784, which hath a most vehement flame^H7957. ⁷Many^H7227 waters^H4325 cannot^H3201 quench^H3518 love^H0160, neither can the floods^H5104 drown^H7857 it: if a man^H0376 would give^H5414 all the substance^H1952 of his house^H1004 for love^H0160, it would utterly^H0936 be contemned^H0936.

⁸We have a little^H6996 sister^H0269, and she hath no breasts^H7699: what shall we do^H6213 for our sister^H0269 in the day^H3117 when she shall be spoken for^H1696? ⁹If she be a wall^H2346, we will build^H1129 upon her a palace^H2918 of silver^H3701: and if she be a door^H1817, we will inclose^H6696 her with boards^H3871 of cedar^H0730. ¹⁰I am a wall^H2346, and my breasts^H7699 like towers^H4026: then was I in his eyes^H5869 as one that found^H4672 favour^H7965. ¹¹ Solomon^H8010 had a vineyard^H3754 at Baal-hamon^H1174; he let out^H5414 the vineyard^H3754 unto keepers^H5201; every one^H0376 for the fruit^H6529 thereof was to bring^H0935 a thousand^H0505 pieces of silver^H3701. ¹²My vineyard^H3754, which is mine, is before^H6440 me: thou, O Solomon^H8010, must have a thousand^H0505, and those that keep^H5201 the fruit^H6529 thereof two hundred^H3967.

¹³Thou that dwellest^H3427 in the gardens^H1588, the companions^H2270 hearken^H7181 to thy voice^H6963: cause me to hear^H8085 it .

¹⁴Make haste^H1272, my beloved^H1730, and be thou like^H1819 to a roe^H6643 or to a young^H6082 hart^H0354 upon the mountains^H2022 of spices^H1314.

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