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\BibleBook{The Song of Solomon}

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\BibleMainTitle{The Song of Solomon }
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\chapterNumber{1}The song|strong="H7892" of songs|strong="H7892", which \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} Solomon’s|strong="H8010". 
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\verseNumber{2}Let him kiss|strong="H5401" me with the kisses|strong="H5390" of his mouth|strong="H6310": for thy love|strong="H1730" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} better|strong="H2896" than wine|strong="H3196".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{1.2  }thy…: Heb. thy loves} 
\verseNumber{3}Because of the savour|strong="H7381" of thy good|strong="H2896" ointments|strong="H8081" thy name|strong="H8034" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is as} ointment|strong="H8081" poured forth|strong="H7324", therefore do the virgins|strong="H5959" love|strong="H0157" thee. 
\verseNumber{4}Draw|strong="H4900" me, we will run|strong="H7323" after|strong="H0310" thee: the king|strong="H4428" hath brought|strong="H0935" me into his chambers|strong="H2315": we will be glad|strong="H1523" and rejoice|strong="H8055" in thee, we will remember|strong="H2142" thy love|strong="H1730" more than wine|strong="H3196": the upright|strong="H4339" love|strong="H0157" thee.\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{1.4  }the upright…: or, they love thee uprightly} 
\verseNumber{5}I \BibleCharacterStyleADD{am} black|strong="H7838", but comely|strong="H5000", O ye daughters|strong="H1323" of Jerusalem|strong="H3389", as the tents|strong="H0168" of Kedar|strong="H6938", as the curtains|strong="H3407" of Solomon|strong="H8010". 
\verseNumber{6}Look|strong="H7200" not upon me, because I \BibleCharacterStyleADD{am} black|strong="H7840", because the sun|strong="H8121" hath looked|strong="H7805" upon me: my mother’s|strong="H0517" children|strong="H1121" were angry|strong="H2787" with me; they made|strong="H7760" me the keeper|strong="H5201" of the vineyards|strong="H3754"; \BibleCharacterStyleADD{but} mine own vineyard|strong="H3754" have I not kept|strong="H5201". 
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\verseNumber{7}Tell|strong="H5046" me, O thou whom my soul|strong="H5315" loveth|strong="H0157", where thou feedest|strong="H7462", where|strong="H0349" thou makest \BibleCharacterStyleADD{thy flock} to rest|strong="H7257" at noon|strong="H6672": for|strong="H4100" why should I be as one that turneth aside|strong="H5844" by the flocks|strong="H5739" of thy companions|strong="H2270"?\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{1.7  }as one…: or, as one that is veiled} 
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\verseNumber{8}¶ If thou know|strong="H3045" not, O thou fairest|strong="H3303" among women|strong="H0802", go thy way forth|strong="H3318" by the footsteps|strong="H6119" of the flock|strong="H6629", and feed|strong="H7462" thy kids|strong="H1429" beside the shepherds’|strong="H7462" tents|strong="H4908". 
\verseNumber{9}I have compared|strong="H1819" thee, O my love|strong="H7474", to a company of horses|strong="H5484" in Pharaoh’s|strong="H6547" chariots|strong="H7393". 
\verseNumber{10}Thy cheeks|strong="H3895" are comely|strong="H4998" with rows|strong="H8447" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{of jewels}, thy neck|strong="H6677" with chains|strong="H2737" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{of gold}. 
\verseNumber{11}We will make|strong="H6213" thee borders|strong="H8447" of gold|strong="H2091" with studs|strong="H5351" of silver|strong="H3701". 
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\verseNumber{12}¶ While the king|strong="H4428" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{sitteth} at his table|strong="H4524", my spikenard|strong="H5373" sendeth forth|strong="H5414" the smell|strong="H7381" thereof. 
\verseNumber{13}A bundle|strong="H6872" of myrrh|strong="H4753" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} my wellbeloved|strong="H1730" unto me; he shall lie|strong="H3885" all night betwixt my breasts|strong="H7699". 
\verseNumber{14}My beloved|strong="H1730" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} unto me \BibleCharacterStyleADD{as} a cluster|strong="H0811" of camphire|strong="H3724" in the vineyards|strong="H3754" of En-gedi|strong="H5872".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{1.14  }camphire: or, cypress} 
\verseNumber{15}Behold, thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{art} fair|strong="H3303", my love|strong="H7474"; behold, thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{art} fair|strong="H3303"; thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{hast} doves’|strong="H3123" eyes|strong="H5869".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{1.15  }my love: or, my companion} 
\verseNumber{16}Behold, thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{art} fair|strong="H3303", my beloved|strong="H1730", yea, pleasant|strong="H5273": also our bed|strong="H6210" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} green|strong="H7488". 
\verseNumber{17}The beams|strong="H6982" of our house|strong="H1004" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} cedar|strong="H0730", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} our rafters|strong="H7351" of fir|strong="H1266".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{1.17  }rafters: or, galleries} 
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\chapterNumber{2}I \BibleCharacterStyleADD{am} the rose|strong="H2261" of Sharon|strong="H8289", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} the lily|strong="H7799" of the valleys|strong="H6010". 
\verseNumber{2}As the lily|strong="H7799" among thorns|strong="H2336", so \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} my love|strong="H7474" among the daughters|strong="H1323". 
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\verseNumber{3}As the apple tree|strong="H8598" among the trees|strong="H6086" of the wood|strong="H3293", so \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} my beloved|strong="H1730" among the sons|strong="H1121". I sat|strong="H3427" down under his shadow|strong="H6738" with great delight|strong="H2530", and his fruit|strong="H6529" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{was} sweet|strong="H4966" to my taste|strong="H2441".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{2.3  }I sat…: Heb. I delighted and sat down, etc}\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{2.3  taste: Heb. palate} 
\verseNumber{4}He brought|strong="H0935" me to the banqueting|strong="H3196" house|strong="H1004", and his banner|strong="H1714" over me \BibleCharacterStyleADD{was} love|strong="H0160".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{2.4  }banqueting…: Heb. house of wine} 
\verseNumber{5}Stay|strong="H5564" me with flagons|strong="H0809", comfort|strong="H7502" me with apples|strong="H8598": for I \BibleCharacterStyleADD{am} sick|strong="H2470" of love|strong="H0160".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{2.5  }comfort…: Heb. straw me with apples} 
\verseNumber{6}His left hand|strong="H8040" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} under my head|strong="H7218", and his right hand|strong="H3225" doth embrace|strong="H2263" me. 
\verseNumber{7}I charge|strong="H7650" you, O ye daughters|strong="H1323" of Jerusalem|strong="H3389", by the roes|strong="H6643", and|strong="H0176" by the hinds|strong="H0355" of the field|strong="H7704", that ye stir not up|strong="H5782", nor awake|strong="H5782" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{my} love|strong="H0160", till he please|strong="H2654".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{2.7  }I charge…: Heb. I adjure you} 
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\verseNumber{8}¶ The voice|strong="H6963" of my beloved|strong="H1730"! behold, he cometh|strong="H0935" leaping|strong="H1801" upon the mountains|strong="H2022", skipping|strong="H7092" upon the hills|strong="H1389". 
\verseNumber{9}My beloved|strong="H1730" is like|strong="H1819" a roe|strong="H6643" or a young|strong="H6082" hart|strong="H0354": behold, he standeth|strong="H5975" behind|strong="H0310" our wall|strong="H3796", he looketh forth|strong="H7688" at the windows|strong="H2474", shewing|strong="H6692" himself through the lattice|strong="H2762".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{2.9  }shewing…: Heb. flourishing} 
\verseNumber{10}My beloved|strong="H1730" spake|strong="H6030", and said|strong="H0559" unto me, Rise up|strong="H6965", my love|strong="H7474", my fair one|strong="H3303", and come away|strong="H3212". 
\verseNumber{11}For, lo, the winter|strong="H5638" is past|strong="H5674", the rain|strong="H1653" is over|strong="H2498" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} gone|strong="H1980"; 
\verseNumber{12}The flowers|strong="H5339" appear|strong="H7200" on the earth|strong="H0776"; the time|strong="H6256" of the singing|strong="H2158" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{of birds} is come|strong="H5060", and the voice|strong="H6963" of the turtle|strong="H8449" is heard|strong="H8085" in our land|strong="H0776"; 
\verseNumber{13}The fig tree|strong="H8384" putteth forth|strong="H2590" her green figs|strong="H6291", and the vines|strong="H1612" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{with} the tender grape|strong="H5563" give|strong="H5414" a \BibleCharacterStyleADD{good} smell|strong="H7381". Arise|strong="H6965", my love|strong="H7474", my fair one|strong="H3303", and come away|strong="H3212". 
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\verseNumber{14}¶ O my dove|strong="H3123", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{that art} in the clefts|strong="H2288" of the rock|strong="H5553", in the secret|strong="H5643" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{places} of the stairs|strong="H4095", let me see|strong="H7200" thy countenance|strong="H4758", let me hear|strong="H8085" thy voice|strong="H6963"; for sweet|strong="H6156" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} thy voice|strong="H6963", and thy countenance|strong="H4758" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} comely|strong="H5000". 
\verseNumber{15}Take|strong="H0270" us the foxes|strong="H7776", the little|strong="H6996" foxes|strong="H7776", that spoil|strong="H2254" the vines|strong="H3754": for our vines|strong="H3754" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{have} tender grapes|strong="H5563". 
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\verseNumber{16}¶ My beloved|strong="H1730" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} mine, and I \BibleCharacterStyleADD{am} his: he feedeth|strong="H7462" among the lilies|strong="H7799". 
\verseNumber{17}Until the day|strong="H3117" break|strong="H6315", and the shadows|strong="H6752" flee away|strong="H5127", turn|strong="H5437", my beloved|strong="H1730", and be thou like|strong="H1819" a roe|strong="H6643" or a young|strong="H6082" hart|strong="H0354" upon the mountains|strong="H2022" of Bether|strong="H1336".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{2.17  }of Bether: or, of division} 
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\chapterNumber{3}By night|strong="H3915" on my bed|strong="H4904" I sought|strong="H1245" him whom my soul|strong="H5315" loveth|strong="H0157": I sought|strong="H1245" him, but I found|strong="H4672" him not. 
\verseNumber{2}I will rise|strong="H6965" now, and go about|strong="H5437" the city|strong="H5892" in the streets|strong="H7784", and in the broad ways|strong="H7339" I will seek|strong="H1245" him whom my soul|strong="H5315" loveth|strong="H0157": I sought|strong="H1245" him, but I found|strong="H4672" him not. 
\verseNumber{3}The watchmen|strong="H8104" that go about|strong="H5437" the city|strong="H5892" found|strong="H4672" me: \BibleCharacterStyleADD{to whom I said}, Saw|strong="H7200" ye him whom my soul|strong="H5315" loveth|strong="H0157"? 
\verseNumber{4}\BibleCharacterStyleADD{It was} but a little|strong="H4592" that I passed|strong="H5674" from them, but I found|strong="H4672" him whom my soul|strong="H5315" loveth|strong="H0157": I held|strong="H0270" him, and would not let him go|strong="H7503", until I had brought|strong="H0935" him into my mother’s|strong="H0517" house|strong="H1004", and into the chamber|strong="H2315" of her that conceived|strong="H2029" me. 
\verseNumber{5}I charge|strong="H7650" you, O ye daughters|strong="H1323" of Jerusalem|strong="H3389", by the roes|strong="H6643", and|strong="H0176" by the hinds|strong="H0355" of the field|strong="H7704", that ye stir not up|strong="H5782", nor awake|strong="H5782" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{my} love|strong="H0160", till he please|strong="H2654". 
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\verseNumber{6}¶ Who \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} this that cometh|strong="H5927" out of the wilderness|strong="H4057" like pillars|strong="H8490" of smoke|strong="H6227", perfumed|strong="H6999" with myrrh|strong="H4753" and frankincense|strong="H3828", with all powders|strong="H0081" of the merchant|strong="H7402"? 
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\verseNumber{7}Behold his bed|strong="H4296", which \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} Solomon’s|strong="H8010"; threescore|strong="H8346" valiant|strong="H1368" men \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} about|strong="H5439" it, of the valiant|strong="H1368" of Israel|strong="H3478". 
\verseNumber{8}They all hold|strong="H0270" swords|strong="H2719", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{being} expert|strong="H3925" in war|strong="H4421": every man|strong="H0376" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{hath} his sword|strong="H2719" upon his thigh|strong="H3409" because of fear|strong="H6343" in the night|strong="H3915". 
\verseNumber{9}King|strong="H4428" Solomon|strong="H8010" made|strong="H6213" himself a chariot|strong="H0668" of the wood|strong="H6086" of Lebanon|strong="H3844".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{3.9  }a chariot: or, a bed} 
\verseNumber{10}He made|strong="H6213" the pillars|strong="H5982" thereof \BibleCharacterStyleADD{of} silver|strong="H3701", the bottom|strong="H7507" thereof \BibleCharacterStyleADD{of} gold|strong="H2091", the covering|strong="H4817" of it \BibleCharacterStyleADD{of} purple|strong="H0713", the midst|strong="H8432" thereof being paved|strong="H7528" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{with} love|strong="H0160", for the daughters|strong="H1323" of Jerusalem|strong="H3389". 
\verseNumber{11}Go forth|strong="H3318", O ye daughters|strong="H1323" of Zion|strong="H6726", and behold|strong="H7200" king|strong="H4428" Solomon|strong="H8010" with the crown|strong="H5850" wherewith his mother|strong="H0517" crowned|strong="H5849" him in the day|strong="H3117" of his espousals|strong="H2861", and in the day|strong="H3117" of the gladness|strong="H8057" of his heart|strong="H3820". 
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\chapterNumber{4}Behold, thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{art} fair|strong="H3303", my love|strong="H7474"; behold, thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{art} fair|strong="H3303"; thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{hast} doves’|strong="H3123" eyes|strong="H5869" within|strong="H1157" thy locks|strong="H6777": thy hair|strong="H8181" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} as a flock|strong="H5739" of goats|strong="H5795", that appear|strong="H1570" from mount|strong="H2022" Gilead|strong="H1568".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{4.1  }that…: or, that eat of, etc} 
\verseNumber{2}Thy teeth|strong="H8127" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} like a flock|strong="H5739" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{of sheep that are even} shorn|strong="H7094", which came up|strong="H5927" from the washing|strong="H7367"; whereof every one bear twins|strong="H8382", and none \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} barren|strong="H7909" among them. 
\verseNumber{3}Thy lips|strong="H8193" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} like a thread|strong="H2339" of scarlet|strong="H8144", and thy speech|strong="H4057" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} comely|strong="H5000": thy temples|strong="H7541" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} like a piece|strong="H6400" of a pomegranate|strong="H7416" within|strong="H1157" thy locks|strong="H6777". 
\verseNumber{4}Thy neck|strong="H6677" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} like the tower|strong="H4026" of David|strong="H1732" builded|strong="H1129" for an armoury|strong="H8530", whereon there hang|strong="H8518" a thousand|strong="H0505" bucklers|strong="H4043", all shields|strong="H7982" of mighty men|strong="H1368". 
\verseNumber{5}Thy two|strong="H8147" breasts|strong="H7699" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} like two|strong="H8147" young|strong="H6082" roes|strong="H6646" that are twins|strong="H8380", which feed|strong="H7462" among the lilies|strong="H7799". 
\verseNumber{6}Until the day|strong="H3117" break|strong="H6315", and the shadows|strong="H6752" flee away|strong="H5127", I will get|strong="H3212" me to the mountain|strong="H2022" of myrrh|strong="H4753", and to the hill|strong="H1389" of frankincense|strong="H3828".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{4.6  }break: Heb. breathe} 
\verseNumber{7}Thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{art} all fair|strong="H3303", my love|strong="H7474"; \BibleCharacterStyleADD{there is} no spot|strong="H3971" in thee. 
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\verseNumber{8}¶ Come|strong="H0935" with me from Lebanon|strong="H3844", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{my} spouse|strong="H3618", with me from Lebanon|strong="H3844": look|strong="H7789" from the top|strong="H7218" of Amana|strong="H0549", from the top|strong="H7218" of Shenir|strong="H8149" and Hermon|strong="H2768", from the lions’|strong="H0738" dens|strong="H4585", from the mountains|strong="H2042" of the leopards|strong="H5246". 
\verseNumber{9}Thou hast ravished my heart|strong="H3823", my sister|strong="H0269", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{my} spouse|strong="H3618"; thou hast ravished my heart|strong="H3823" with one|strong="H0259" of thine eyes|strong="H5869", with one|strong="H0259" chain|strong="H6060" of thy neck|strong="H6677".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{4.9  }ravished: or, taken away} 
\verseNumber{10}How fair|strong="H3302" is thy love|strong="H1730", my sister|strong="H0269", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{my} spouse|strong="H3618"! how much better|strong="H2895" is thy love|strong="H1730" than wine|strong="H3196"! and the smell|strong="H7381" of thine ointments|strong="H8081" than all spices|strong="H1314"! 
\verseNumber{11}Thy lips|strong="H8193", O \BibleCharacterStyleADD{my} spouse|strong="H3618", drop|strong="H5197" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{as} the honeycomb|strong="H5317": honey|strong="H1706" and milk|strong="H2461" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} under thy tongue|strong="H3956"; and the smell|strong="H7381" of thy garments|strong="H8008" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} like the smell|strong="H7381" of Lebanon|strong="H3844". 
\verseNumber{12}A garden|strong="H1588" inclosed|strong="H5274" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} my sister|strong="H0269", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{my} spouse|strong="H3618"; a spring|strong="H1530" shut up|strong="H5274", a fountain|strong="H4599" sealed|strong="H2856". \BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{4.12  }inclosed: Heb. barred}\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{4.12  shut up: Heb. barred} 
\verseNumber{13}Thy plants|strong="H7973" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} an orchard|strong="H6508" of pomegranates|strong="H7416", with pleasant|strong="H4022" fruits|strong="H6529"; camphire|strong="H3724", with spikenard|strong="H5373",\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{4.13  }camphire: or, cypress} 
\verseNumber{14}Spikenard|strong="H5373" and saffron|strong="H3750"; calamus|strong="H7070" and cinnamon|strong="H7076", with all trees|strong="H6086" of frankincense|strong="H3828"; myrrh|strong="H4753" and aloes|strong="H0174", with all the chief|strong="H7218" spices|strong="H1314": 
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\verseNumber{15}A fountain|strong="H4599" of gardens|strong="H1588", a well|strong="H0875" of living|strong="H2416" waters|strong="H4325", and streams|strong="H5140" from Lebanon|strong="H3844". 
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\verseNumber{16}¶ Awake|strong="H5782", O north wind|strong="H6828"; and come|strong="H0935", thou south|strong="H8486"; blow|strong="H6315" upon my garden|strong="H1588", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{that} the spices|strong="H1314" thereof may flow out|strong="H5140". Let my beloved|strong="H1730" come|strong="H0935" into his garden|strong="H1588", and eat|strong="H0398" his pleasant|strong="H4022" fruits|strong="H6529". 
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\chapterNumber{5}I am come|strong="H0935" into my garden|strong="H1588", my sister|strong="H0269", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{my} spouse|strong="H3618": I have gathered|strong="H0717" my myrrh|strong="H4753" with my spice|strong="H1313"; I have eaten|strong="H0398" my honeycomb|strong="H3293" with my honey|strong="H1706"; I have drunk|strong="H8354" my wine|strong="H3196" with my milk|strong="H2461": eat|strong="H0398", O friends|strong="H7453"; drink|strong="H8354", yea, drink abundantly|strong="H7937", O beloved|strong="H1730".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{5.1  }yea…: or, and be drunken with loves} 
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\verseNumber{2}¶ I sleep|strong="H3463", but my heart|strong="H3820" waketh|strong="H5782": \BibleCharacterStyleADD{it is} the voice|strong="H6963" of my beloved|strong="H1730" that knocketh|strong="H1849", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{saying}, Open|strong="H6605" to me, my sister|strong="H0269", my love|strong="H7474", my dove|strong="H3123", my undefiled|strong="H8535": for my head|strong="H7218" is filled|strong="H4390" with dew|strong="H2919", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} my locks|strong="H6977" with the drops|strong="H7447" of the night|strong="H3915". 
\verseNumber{3}I have put off|strong="H6584" my coat|strong="H3801"; how|strong="H0349" shall I put it on|strong="H3847"? I have washed|strong="H7364" my feet|strong="H7272"; how|strong="H0349" shall I defile|strong="H2936" them? 
\verseNumber{4}My beloved|strong="H1730" put in|strong="H7971" his hand|strong="H3027" by|strong="H4480" the hole|strong="H2356" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{of the door}, and my bowels|strong="H4578" were moved|strong="H1993" for him.\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{5.4  }for him: or, (as some read) in me} 
\verseNumber{5}I rose up|strong="H6965" to open|strong="H6605" to my beloved|strong="H1730"; and my hands|strong="H3027" dropped|strong="H5197" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{with} myrrh|strong="H4753", and my fingers|strong="H0676" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{with} sweet smelling|strong="H5674" myrrh|strong="H4753", upon the handles|strong="H3709" of the lock|strong="H4514".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{5.5  }sweet…: Heb. passing, or, running about} 
\verseNumber{6}I opened|strong="H6605" to my beloved|strong="H1730"; but my beloved|strong="H1730" had withdrawn|strong="H2559" himself, \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} was gone|strong="H5674": my soul|strong="H5315" failed|strong="H3318" when he spake|strong="H1696": I sought|strong="H1245" him, but I could not find|strong="H4672" him; I called|strong="H7121" him, but he gave me no answer|strong="H6030". 
\verseNumber{7}The watchmen|strong="H8104" that went about|strong="H5437" the city|strong="H5892" found|strong="H4672" me, they smote|strong="H5221" me, they wounded|strong="H6481" me; the keepers|strong="H8104" of the walls|strong="H2346" took away|strong="H5375" my veil|strong="H7289" from me. 
\verseNumber{8}I charge|strong="H7650" you, O daughters|strong="H1323" of Jerusalem|strong="H3389", if ye find|strong="H4672" my beloved|strong="H1730", that ye tell|strong="H5046" him, that I \BibleCharacterStyleADD{am} sick|strong="H2470" of love|strong="H0160".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{5.8  }that ye: Heb. what, etc} 
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\verseNumber{9}¶ What \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} thy beloved|strong="H1730" more than \BibleCharacterStyleADD{another} beloved|strong="H1730", O thou fairest|strong="H3303" among women|strong="H0802"? what \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} thy beloved|strong="H1730" more than \BibleCharacterStyleADD{another} beloved|strong="H1730", that thou|strong="H3602" dost so charge|strong="H7650" us? 
\verseNumber{10}My beloved|strong="H1730" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} white|strong="H6703" and ruddy|strong="H0122", the chiefest|strong="H1713" among ten thousand|strong="H7233".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{5.10  }the chiefest: Heb. a standard-bearer} 
\verseNumber{11}His head|strong="H7218" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is as} the most|strong="H3800" fine gold|strong="H6337", his locks|strong="H6977" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} bushy|strong="H8534", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} black|strong="H7838" as a raven|strong="H6158".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{5.11  }bushy: or, curled} 
\verseNumber{12}His eyes|strong="H5869" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} as \BibleCharacterStyleADD{the eyes} of doves|strong="H3123" by the rivers|strong="H0650" of waters|strong="H4325", washed|strong="H7364" with milk|strong="H2461", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} fitly set|strong="H3427".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{5.12  }fitly…: Heb. sitting in fulness, that is, fitly placed, and set as a precious stone in the foil of a ring} 
\verseNumber{13}His cheeks|strong="H3895" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} as a bed|strong="H6170" of spices|strong="H1314", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{as} sweet|strong="H4840" flowers|strong="H4026": his lips|strong="H8193" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{like} lilies|strong="H7799", dropping|strong="H5197" sweet smelling|strong="H5674" myrrh|strong="H4753".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{5.13  }sweet flowers: or, towers of perfumes} 
\verseNumber{14}His hands|strong="H3027" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are as} gold|strong="H2091" rings|strong="H1550" set|strong="H4390" with the beryl|strong="H8658": his belly|strong="H4578" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is as} bright|strong="H6247" ivory|strong="H8127" overlaid|strong="H5968" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{with} sapphires|strong="H5601". 
\verseNumber{15}His legs|strong="H7785" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are as} pillars|strong="H5982" of marble|strong="H8336", set|strong="H3245" upon sockets|strong="H0134" of fine gold|strong="H6337": his countenance|strong="H4758" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} as Lebanon|strong="H3844", excellent|strong="H0977" as the cedars|strong="H0730". 
\verseNumber{16}His mouth|strong="H2441" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} most sweet|strong="H4477": yea, he \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} altogether lovely|strong="H4261". This \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} my beloved|strong="H1730", and this \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} my friend|strong="H7453", O daughters|strong="H1323" of Jerusalem|strong="H3389".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{5.16  }mouth: Heb. palate} 
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\chapterNumber{6}Whither is thy beloved|strong="H1730" gone|strong="H1980", O thou fairest|strong="H3303" among women|strong="H0802"? whither is thy beloved|strong="H1730" turned aside|strong="H6437"? that we may seek|strong="H1245" him with thee. 
\verseNumber{2}My beloved|strong="H1730" is gone down|strong="H3381" into his garden|strong="H1588", to the beds|strong="H6170" of spices|strong="H1314", to feed|strong="H7462" in the gardens|strong="H1588", and to gather|strong="H3950" lilies|strong="H7799". 
\verseNumber{3}I \BibleCharacterStyleADD{am} my beloved’s|strong="H1730", and my beloved|strong="H1730" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} mine: he feedeth|strong="H7462" among the lilies|strong="H7799". 
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\verseNumber{4}¶ Thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{art} beautiful|strong="H3303", O my love|strong="H7474", as Tirzah|strong="H8656", comely|strong="H5000" as Jerusalem|strong="H3389", terrible|strong="H0366" as \BibleCharacterStyleADD{an army} with banners|strong="H1713". 
\verseNumber{5}Turn away|strong="H5437" thine eyes|strong="H5869" from me, for they|strong="H1992" have overcome|strong="H7292" me: thy hair|strong="H8181" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} as a flock|strong="H5739" of goats|strong="H5795" that appear|strong="H1570" from Gilead|strong="H1568".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{6.5  }overcome…: or, puffed me up} 
\verseNumber{6}Thy teeth|strong="H8127" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} as a flock|strong="H5739" of sheep|strong="H7353" which go up|strong="H5927" from the washing|strong="H7367", whereof every one beareth twins|strong="H8382", and \BibleCharacterStyleADD{there is} not one barren|strong="H7909" among them. 
\verseNumber{7}As a piece|strong="H6400" of a pomegranate|strong="H7416" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} thy temples|strong="H7541" within|strong="H1157" thy locks|strong="H6777". 
\verseNumber{8}There are threescore|strong="H8346" queens|strong="H4436", and fourscore|strong="H8084" concubines|strong="H6370", and virgins|strong="H5959" without number|strong="H4557". 
\verseNumber{9}My dove|strong="H3123", my undefiled|strong="H8535" is \BibleCharacterStyleADD{but} one|strong="H0259"; she \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} the \BibleCharacterStyleADD{only} one|strong="H0259" of her mother|strong="H0517", she \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} the choice|strong="H1249" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{one} of her that bare|strong="H3205" her. The daughters|strong="H1323" saw|strong="H7200" her, and blessed|strong="H0833" her; \BibleCharacterStyleADD{yea}, the queens|strong="H4436" and the concubines|strong="H6370", and they praised|strong="H1984" her. 
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\verseNumber{10}¶ Who \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} she \BibleCharacterStyleADD{that} looketh forth|strong="H8259" as the morning|strong="H7837", fair|strong="H3303" as the moon|strong="H3842", clear|strong="H1249" as the sun|strong="H2535", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} terrible|strong="H0366" as \BibleCharacterStyleADD{an army} with banners|strong="H1713"? 
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\verseNumber{11}I went down|strong="H3381" into the garden|strong="H1594" of nuts|strong="H0093" to see|strong="H7200" the fruits|strong="H0003" of the valley|strong="H5158", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} to see|strong="H7200" whether the vine|strong="H1612" flourished|strong="H6524", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} the pomegranates|strong="H7416" budded|strong="H5132". 
\verseNumber{12}Or ever I was aware|strong="H3045", my soul|strong="H5315" made|strong="H7760" me \BibleCharacterStyleADD{like} the chariots|strong="H4818" of Amminadib|strong="H5993".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{6.12  }Or ever…: Heb. I knew not}\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{6.12  made…: or, set me on the chariots of my willing people} 
\verseNumber{13}Return|strong="H7725", return|strong="H7725", O Shulamite|strong="H7759"; return|strong="H7725", return|strong="H7725", that we may look|strong="H2372" upon thee. What will ye see|strong="H2372" in the Shulamite|strong="H7759"? As it were the company|strong="H4246" of two armies|strong="H4264".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{6.13  }of…: or, of Mahanaim} 
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\chapterNumber{7}How beautiful|strong="H3302" are thy feet|strong="H6471" with shoes|strong="H5275", O prince’s|strong="H5081" daughter|strong="H1323"! the joints|strong="H2542" of thy thighs|strong="H3409" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} like jewels|strong="H2481", the work|strong="H4639" of the hands|strong="H3027" of a cunning workman|strong="H0542". 
\verseNumber{2}Thy navel|strong="H8326" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is like} a round|strong="H5469" goblet|strong="H0101", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{which} wanteth|strong="H2637" not liquor|strong="H4197": thy belly|strong="H0990" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is like} an heap|strong="H6194" of wheat|strong="H2406" set about|strong="H5473" with lilies|strong="H7799".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{7.2  }liquor: Heb. mixture} 
\verseNumber{3}Thy two|strong="H8147" breasts|strong="H7699" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} like two|strong="H8147" young|strong="H6082" roes|strong="H6646" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{that are} twins|strong="H8380". 
\verseNumber{4}Thy neck|strong="H6677" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} as a tower|strong="H4026" of ivory|strong="H8127"; thine eyes|strong="H5869" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{like} the fishpools|strong="H1295" in Heshbon|strong="H2809", by the gate|strong="H8179" of Bath-rabbim|strong="H1337": thy nose|strong="H0639" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} as the tower|strong="H4026" of Lebanon|strong="H3844" which looketh|strong="H6822" toward|strong="H6440" Damascus|strong="H1834". 
\verseNumber{5}Thine head|strong="H7218" upon thee \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} like Carmel|strong="H3760", and the hair|strong="H1803" of thine head|strong="H7218" like purple|strong="H0713"; the king|strong="H4428" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} held|strong="H0631" in the galleries|strong="H7298".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{7.5  }Carmel: or, crimson}\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{7.5  held: Heb. bound} 
\verseNumber{6}How fair|strong="H3302" and how pleasant|strong="H5276" art thou, O love|strong="H0160", for delights|strong="H8588"! 
\verseNumber{7}This thy stature|strong="H6967" is like|strong="H1819" to a palm tree|strong="H8558", and thy breasts|strong="H7699" to clusters|strong="H0811" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{of grapes}. 
\verseNumber{8}I said|strong="H0559", I will go up|strong="H5927" to the palm tree|strong="H8558", I will take hold|strong="H0270" of the boughs|strong="H5577" thereof: now also thy breasts|strong="H7699" shall be as clusters|strong="H0811" of the vine|strong="H1612", and the smell|strong="H7381" of thy nose|strong="H0639" like apples|strong="H8598"; 
\verseNumber{9}And the roof of thy mouth|strong="H2441" like the best|strong="H2896" wine|strong="H3196" for my beloved|strong="H1730", that goeth|strong="H1980" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{down} sweetly|strong="H4339", causing the lips|strong="H8193" of those that are asleep|strong="H3463" to speak|strong="H1680".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{7.9  }sweetly: Heb. straightly}\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{7.9  of those…: or, of the ancient} 
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\verseNumber{10}¶ I \BibleCharacterStyleADD{am} my beloved’s|strong="H1730", and his desire|strong="H8669" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} toward me. 
\verseNumber{11}Come|strong="H3212", my beloved|strong="H1730", let us go forth|strong="H3318" into the field|strong="H7704"; let us lodge|strong="H3885" in the villages|strong="H3723". 
\verseNumber{12}Let us get up early|strong="H7925" to the vineyards|strong="H3754"; let us see|strong="H7200" if the vine|strong="H1612" flourish|strong="H6524", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{whether} the tender grape|strong="H5563" appear|strong="H6605", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} the pomegranates|strong="H7416" bud forth|strong="H5132": there will I give|strong="H5414" thee my loves|strong="H1730".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{7.12  }appear: Heb. open} 
\verseNumber{13}The mandrakes|strong="H1736" give|strong="H5414" a smell|strong="H7381", and at our gates|strong="H6607" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} all manner of pleasant|strong="H4022" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{fruits}, new|strong="H2319" and old|strong="H3465", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{which} I have laid up|strong="H6845" for thee, O my beloved|strong="H1730". 
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\chapterNumber{8}O that|strong="H5414" thou \BibleCharacterStyleADD{wert} as my brother|strong="H0251", that sucked|strong="H3243" the breasts|strong="H7699" of my mother|strong="H0517"! \BibleCharacterStyleADD{when} I should find|strong="H4672" thee without|strong="H2351", I would kiss|strong="H5401" thee; yea, I should not be despised|strong="H0936".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{8.1  }I should not…: Heb. they should not despise me} 
\verseNumber{2}I would lead|strong="H5090" thee, \BibleCharacterStyleADD{and} bring|strong="H0935" thee into my mother’s|strong="H0517" house|strong="H1004", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{who} would instruct|strong="H3925" me: I would cause thee to drink|strong="H8248" of spiced|strong="H7544" wine|strong="H3196" of the juice|strong="H6071" of my pomegranate|strong="H7416". 
\verseNumber{3}His left hand|strong="H8040" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{should be} under my head|strong="H7218", and his right hand|strong="H3225" should embrace|strong="H2263" me. 
\verseNumber{4}I charge|strong="H7650" you, O daughters|strong="H1323" of Jerusalem|strong="H3389", that ye stir not up|strong="H5782", nor awake|strong="H5782" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{my} love|strong="H0160", until he please|strong="H2654".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{8.4  }that…: Heb. why should ye stir up, or, why, etc} 
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\verseNumber{5}Who \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} this that cometh up|strong="H5927" from the wilderness|strong="H4057", leaning|strong="H7514" upon her beloved|strong="H1730"? I raised|strong="H5782" thee up under the apple tree|strong="H8598": there thy mother|strong="H0517" brought thee forth|strong="H2254": there she brought thee forth|strong="H2254" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{that} bare|strong="H3205" thee. 
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\verseNumber{6}¶ Set|strong="H7760" me as a seal|strong="H2368" upon thine heart|strong="H3820", as a seal|strong="H2368" upon thine arm|strong="H2220": for love|strong="H0160" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} strong|strong="H5794" as death|strong="H4194"; jealousy|strong="H7068" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} cruel|strong="H7186" as the grave|strong="H7585": the coals|strong="H7565" thereof \BibleCharacterStyleADD{are} coals|strong="H7565" of fire|strong="H0784", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{which hath a} most vehement flame|strong="H7957".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{8.6  }cruel: Heb. hard} 
\verseNumber{7}Many|strong="H7227" waters|strong="H4325" cannot|strong="H3201" quench|strong="H3518" love|strong="H0160", neither can the floods|strong="H5104" drown|strong="H7857" it: if \BibleCharacterStyleADD{a} man|strong="H0376" would give|strong="H5414" all the substance|strong="H1952" of his house|strong="H1004" for love|strong="H0160", it would utterly|strong="H0936" be contemned|strong="H0936". 
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\verseNumber{8}¶ We have a little|strong="H6996" sister|strong="H0269", and she hath no breasts|strong="H7699": what shall we do|strong="H6213" for our sister|strong="H0269" in the day|strong="H3117" when she shall be spoken for|strong="H1696"? 
\verseNumber{9}If she \BibleCharacterStyleADD{be} a wall|strong="H2346", we will build|strong="H1129" upon her a palace|strong="H2918" of silver|strong="H3701": and if she \BibleCharacterStyleADD{be} a door|strong="H1817", we will inclose|strong="H6696" her with boards|strong="H3871" of cedar|strong="H0730". 
\verseNumber{10}I \BibleCharacterStyleADD{am} a wall|strong="H2346", and my breasts|strong="H7699" like towers|strong="H4026": then was I in his eyes|strong="H5869" as one that found|strong="H4672" favour|strong="H7965".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{8.10  }favour: Heb. peace} 
\verseNumber{11}Solomon|strong="H8010" had a vineyard|strong="H3754" at Baal-hamon|strong="H1174"; he let out|strong="H5414" the vineyard|strong="H3754" unto keepers|strong="H5201"; every one|strong="H0376" for the fruit|strong="H6529" thereof was to bring|strong="H0935" a thousand|strong="H0505" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{pieces} of silver|strong="H3701". 
\verseNumber{12}My vineyard|strong="H3754", which \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} mine, \BibleCharacterStyleADD{is} before|strong="H6440" me: thou, O Solomon|strong="H8010", \BibleCharacterStyleADD{must have} a thousand|strong="H0505", and those that keep|strong="H5201" the fruit|strong="H6529" thereof two hundred|strong="H3967". 
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\verseNumber{13}Thou that dwellest|strong="H3427" in the gardens|strong="H1588", the companions|strong="H2270" hearken|strong="H7181" to thy voice|strong="H6963": cause me to hear|strong="H8085" \BibleCharacterStyleADD{it}. 
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\verseNumber{14}¶ Make haste|strong="H1272", my beloved|strong="H1730", and be thou like|strong="H1819" to a roe|strong="H6643" or to a young|strong="H6082" hart|strong="H0354" upon the mountains|strong="H2022" of spices|strong="H1314".\BibleFootnote{+ \BibleFootnoteAnchor{8.14  }Make…: Heb. Flee away} 
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