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SNG 3:1–3:11 ©

The Song of Songs 3

The woman speaking to herself

3At night while I lay on my bed,

I searched for the man who I love.

I searched for him,

but could not find him.

2So I said to myself,

“I will get up now and walk around the city,

through the streets and plazas,

to search for the man who I love.”

So I got up and went out to search for him,

but I could not find him.

3The city watchmen saw me

while they were walking around the city.

I asked them,

“Have you seen the man who I love?”

4As soon as I walked past them,

I found the man who I love.

I clung to him and would not release my hold on him

until I brought him to my mother’s house,

to the bedroom of my mother who had conceived me.

The

5You young women of Jerusalem,

I want you to solemnly promise me, while the female gazelles and female deer are listening,

that you will not cause people to love romantically

until it is the right time.

The

6Look! See what is coming up from the dry and uninhabited area.

Look at what is stirring up dust like clouds of smoke

and like billows of smoke from burning myrrh and incense

which are from the fragrant powders imported by traveling traders!

7Look! Solomon has sent his portable royal chair

and it is surrounded by sixty bodyguards

chosen from the greatest soldiers in Israel.

8They all have swords

and they all know how to use them.

Each one has his sword strapped to his side

and is prepared to defend against dangers that might occur during the night.

9King Solomon commanded his servants to make that royal portable chair for him;

it was made with wood from Lebanon.

10The canopy that covered it was held up by posts made with silver,

and the base of the palanquin was made with gold.

The seat was covered with purple cloth

and the inside of the palanquin was lovingly decorated by the women of Jerusalem.

11You young women of Jerusalem,

come and look at King Solomon

wearing the headdress that his mother put on his head

on the day when he was married,

on the day when he was very happy.

The

SNG 3:1–3:11 ©

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