Song of Songs

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1:1	The Song of songsSongs which is Solomons
1:2	LetO himthat you would kiss me with the kisses of hisyour mouth; For thyyour love is better than wine
1:3	Thine    oilsyour haveanointing aoils goodlyare fragrance;fragrant Thyyour name is as oil poured forthout; Thereforetherefore do the virginsmaidens love theeyou
1:4	Draw me; weafter willyou runlet afterus thee:make haste The king hathhas brought me into his chambers; We will beexult glad and rejoice in theeyou; Wewe will makeextol mentionyour of thy love more than of wine:; Rightlyrightly do they love theeyou
1:5	I am blackvery dark but comely OhO ye daughters of Jerusalem Aslike the tents of Kedar Aslike the curtains of Solomon
1:6	LookDo not upongaze at me because I am swarthy Becausebecause the sun hathhas scorched me My mothers sons were incensedangry againstwith me; Theythey made me keeper of the vineyards; Butbut minemy own vineyard I have I not kept
1:7	Tell me Oyou thou whom my soul lovethloves Wherewhere thouyou feedestpasture thyyour flock Wherewhere thouyou makestmake it tolie restdown at noon:; Forfor why should I be aslike one thatwho iswanders veiledbeside Beside the flocks of thyyour companions
1:8	If thouyou knowdo not know O thou fairest among women Gofollow thyin way forth by the footstepstracks of the flock Andand feedpasture thyyour kids beside the shepherds tents
1:9	I havecompare comparedyou thee O my love Toto a steedmare inof Pharaohs chariots
1:10	ThyYour cheeks are comely with plaitsornaments ofyour hair Thy neck with strings of jewels
1:11	We will make theeyou plaitsornaments of gold Withstudded studswith of silver
1:12	While the king satwas aton his tablecouch Mymy spikenardnard sentgave forth its fragrance
1:13	My beloved is untoto me as a bundlebag of myrrh Thatthat liethlies betwixtbetween my breasts
1:14	My beloved is untoto me as a cluster of henna flowersblossoms Inin the vineyards of En gedige′di
1:15	Behold thouyou artare fairbeautiful my love; Beholdbehold thouyou artare fairbeautiful; Thineyour eyes are as doves
1:16	Behold thouyou artare fairbeautiful my beloved yeatruly pleasant:lovely AlsoOur our couch is green;
1:17	The    the beams of our house are cedarscedar And our rafters are firspine
2:1	I am a rose of Sharon Aa lily of the valleys
2:2	As a lily among thornsbrambles Soso is my love among the daughtersmaidens
2:3	As thean apple tree among the trees of the wood Soso is my beloved among theyoung sonsmen With great delight I sat downin under his shadow withand great delight And his fruit was sweet to my taste
2:4	He brought me to the banqueting house Andand his banner over me was love
2:5	StaySustain ye me with raisins refresh me with apples; Forfor I am sick fromwith love
2:6	HisO that his left hand iswere under my head Andand that his right hand dothembraced embrace me
2:7	I adjure you O daughters of Jerusalem Byby the roesgazelles or by the hinds of the field Thatthat yeyou stir not up nor awakeawaken my love Untiluntil heit please
2:8	The voice of my beloved beholdBehold he comethcomes Leapingleaping upon the mountains Skippingbounding uponover the hills
2:9	My beloved is like a roegazelle or a young hart:stag Behold there he standethstands behind our wall; Hegazing looketh in at the windows; Helooking glanceth through the lattice
2:10	My beloved spakespeaks and saidsays untoto me: RiseArise up my love my fair one and come away;
2:11	Forfor lo the winter is past; Thethe rain is over and gone;
2:12	The flowers appear on the earth; Thethe time of the singing ofhas birds is come Andand the voice of the turtleturtledove dove is heard in our land;
2:13	The fig tree ripenethputs herforth greenits figs Andand the vines are in blossom; Theythey give forth their fragrance Arise my love my fair one and come away
2:14	O my dove that art in the clefts of the rock Inin the covert of the steepcliff placelet Let me see thyyour countenanceface Letlet me hear thyyour voice; Forfor sweetyour voice is thysweet voice and thyyour countenanceface is comely
2:15	TakeCatch us the foxes the little foxes Thatthat spoil the vineyards; Forfor our vineyards are in blossom
2:16	My beloved is mine and I am his: Hehe feedethpastures his flock among the lilies
2:17	Until the day bebreathe cool and the shadows flee awayturn Turn my beloved and be thou like a roegazelle or a young hartstag Uponupon therugged mountains of Bether
3:1	ByUpon night on my bed by night I sought him whom my soul loveth:loves; I sought him but found him not; I foundcalled him notbut he gave no answer
3:2	I said I will rise now and go about the city; Inin the streets and in the broadsquares; ways I will seek him whom my soul loveth:loves I sought him but I found him not
3:3	The watchmen thatfound gome aboutas thethey citywent foundabout me;in Tothe whomcity IHave saidyou Sawseen ye him whom my soul lovethloves
3:4	ItScarcely washad but a little that I passed from them Whenwhen I found him whom my soul loveth:loves I held him and would not let him go Untiluntil I had brought him into my mothers house Andand into the chamber of her that conceived me
3:5	I adjure you O daughters of Jerusalem Byby the roesgazelles or by the hinds of the field Thatthat yeyou stir not up nor awakeawaken my love Untiluntil heit please
3:6	WhoWhat is this that comethcoming up from the wilderness Likelike pillarsa column of smoke Perfumedperfumed with myrrh and frankincense Withwith all the fragrant powders of the merchant
3:7	Behold it is the litter of Solomon; ThreescoreAbout mightyit men are aboutsixty itmighty Ofmen of the mighty men of Israel
3:8	They all handlegirt thewith swordswords and are expert in war: Everyeach manwith hath his sword uponat his thigh Becauseagainst ofalarms fearby in the night
3:9	King Solomon made himself a palanquin Offrom the wood of Lebanon
3:10	He made theits pillarsposts thereof of silver Theits bottomback thereof of gold theits seat of it of purple; Theit midstwas thereoflovingly beingwrought pavedwithin withby love From the daughters of Jerusalem
3:11	Go forth O ye daughters of Zion and behold kingKing Solomon Withwith the crown wherewithwith which his mother hath crowned him Inon the day of his espousalswedding Andon in the day of the gladness of his heart
4:1	Behold thouyou artare fairbeautiful my love; behold thouyou artare fair;beautiful ThineYour eyes are as doves behind thyyour veil ThyYour hair is aslike a flock of goats Thatmoving liedown along the sideslopes of mount Gilead
4:2	ThyYour teeth are like a flock of shorn ewes that arehave newly shorn Which are come up from the washing Whereofall everyof onewhich hathbear twins Andand nonenot isone bereaved among them is bereaved
4:3	ThyYour lips are like a scarlet thread ofand scarletyour And thy mouth is comelylovely ThyYour templescheeks are like ahalves piece of a pomegranate Behindbehind thyyour veil
4:4	ThyYour neck is like the tower of David Buildedbuilt for an armoryarsenal Whereonwhereon there hang a thousand bucklers Allall theof them shields of the mighty menwarriors
4:5	ThyYour two breasts are like two fawns That are twins of a roegazelle Whichthat feed among the lilies
4:6	Until the day bebreathes cool and the shadows flee away I will gethie me to the mountain of myrrh Andand to the hill of frankincense
4:7	ThouYou artare all fair my love; And there is no spotflaw in theeyou
4:8	Come with me from Lebanon my bride; Withcome with me from Lebanon: LookDepart from the toppeak of AmanaAma′na Fromfrom the toppeak of Senir and Hermon Fromfrom the dens of lions densfrom From the mountains of the leopards
4:9	ThouYou hasthave ravished my heart my sister my bride; Thouyou hasthave ravished my heart with onea glance of thineyour eyes Withwith one chainjewel of thyyour necknecklace
4:10	How fairsweet is thyyour love my sister my bride Howhow much better is thyyour love than wine Andand the fragrance of thineyour oils than allany manner of spicesspice
4:11	ThyYour lips Odistil nectar my bride; drophoney as the honeycomb: Honey and milk are under thyyour tongue; And the smellscent of thyyour garments is like the smellscent of Lebanon
4:12	A garden shutlocked up is my sister my bride; Aa springgarden shutlocked up a fountain sealed
4:13	ThyYour shoots are an orchard of pomegranates with preciousall choicest fruits; Hennahenna with spikenard plantsnard
4:14	Spikenardnard and saffron Calamuscalamus and cinnamon with all trees of frankincense; Myrrhmyrrh and aloes with all the chief spices—
4:15	Thoua artgarden a fountain ofa gardens A well of living waterswater Andand flowing streams from Lebanon
4:16	Awake O north wind; and come thouO south; wind Blow upon my garden thatlet theits spicesfragrance thereofbe maywafted flowabroad out Let my beloved come intoto his garden Andand eat hisits preciouschoicest fruits
5:1	I am come intoto my garden my sister my bride: I havegather gathered my myrrh with my spice; I haveeat eaten my honeycomb with my honey; I havedrink drunk my wine with my milk Eat O friends; Drinkand yeadrink: drink abundantlydeeply O belovedlovers
5:2	I wasslept asleep but my heart waked:was Itawake isHark the voice of my beloved thatis knockethknocking saying Open to me my sister my love my dove my undefiledperfect one; Forfor my head is filledwet with dew Mymy locks with the drops of the night
5:3	I havehad put off my garment; how shallcould I put it on I havehad washedbathed my feet; how shallcould I defilesoil them
5:4	My beloved put in his hand byto the holelatch ofand the door And my heart was movedthrilled forwithin himme
5:5	I rosearose up to open to my beloved; Andand my hands droppeddripped with myrrh And my fingers with liquid myrrh Uponupon the handles of the bolt
5:6	I opened to my beloved; Butbut my beloved had withdrawnturned himself and was gone My soul had failed me when he spake:spoke I sought him but Ifound couldhim not find him; I called him but he gave me no answer
5:7	The watchmen thatfound gome as they went about in the city; foundthey mebeat They smote me they wounded me; Thethey keepers of the walls took away my mantle fromthose mewatchmen of the walls
5:8	I adjure you O daughters of Jerusalem Ifif yeyou find my beloved Thatthat yeyou tell him that I am sick fromwith love
5:9	What is thyyour beloved more than another beloved O thou fairest among women What is thyyour beloved more than another beloved Thatthat thouyou dostthus so adjure us
5:10	My beloved is whiteall radiant and ruddy Thedistinguished chiefest among ten thousand
5:11	His head is as the mostfinest fine gold; Hishis locks are bushywavy and black as a raven
5:12	His eyes are like doves beside thesprings of water brooksbathed Washedin with milk and fitly set
5:13	His cheeks are aslike abeds bed of spices Asyielding banksfragrance of sweet herbs: His lips are as lilies droppingdistilling liquid myrrh
5:14	His handsarms are asrounded rings of gold set with beryl:jewels His body is as ivory work overlaidencrusted with sapphires
5:15	His legs are asalabaster pillarscolumns of marble set upon socketsbases of fine gold: His aspectappearance is like Lebanon excellentchoice as the cedars
5:16	His mouthspeech is most sweet; Yeaand he is altogether lovelydesirable This is my beloved and this is my friend O daughters of Jerusalem
6:1	Whither ishas thyyour beloved gone O thou fairest among women Whither hathhas thyyour beloved turned himthat That we may seek him with theeyou
6:2	My beloved ishas gone down to his garden Toto the beds of spices Toto feedpasture his flock in the gardens and to gather lilies
6:3	I am my beloveds and my beloved is mine:; Hehe feedethpastures his flock among the lilies
6:4	ThouYou artare fairbeautiful Oas Tirzah my love ascomely Tirzah Comely as Jerusalem Terribleterrible as an army with banners
6:5	Turn away thineyour eyes from me Forfor they havedisturb overcome me— ThyYour hair is aslike a flock of goats Thatmoving liedown along the sideslopes of Gilead
6:6	ThyYour teeth are like a flock of ewes Whichthat arehave come up from the washing; Whereofall everyof onethem hathbear twins Andnot noneone among them is bereaved among them
6:7	ThyYour templescheeks are like ahalves piece of a pomegranate Behindbehind thyyour veil
6:8	There are threescoresixty queens and fourscoreeighty concubines Andand virginsmaidens without number
6:9	My dove my undefiledperfect one is butonly one; She is the onlydarling one of her mother; Sheflawless isto the choice one of her that barebore her The daughtersmaidens saw her and called her blessedhappy; Yea the queens and the concubines also and they praised her
6:10	Who is shethis that lookethlooks forth aslike the morningdawn Fairfair as the moon Clearbright as the sun Terribleterrible as an army with banners
6:11	I went down intoto the gardennut oforchard nutsto Tolook seeat the greenblossoms plants of the valley Toto see whether the vinevines had budded Andwhether the pomegranates were in flowerbloom
6:12	Before I was aware my soulfancy set me Amongin thea chariotschariot ofbeside my princely peopleprince
6:13	Return return O Shulammite;Shu′lammite Returnreturn return that we may look upon theeyou Why willshould yeyou look upon the ShulammiteShu′lammite Asas upon thea dance ofbefore Mahanaimtwo armies
7:1	How beautifulgraceful are thyyour feet in sandals O princesqueenly daughtermaiden ThyYour rounded thighs are like jewels Thethe work of the hands of a skilfulmaster workmanhand
7:2	ThyYour bodynavel is like a roundrounded gobletbowl Whereinthat nonever mingledlacks mixed wine isYour wanting:belly Thy waist is like a heap of wheat Setencircled about with lilies
7:3	ThyYour two breasts are like two fawns That are twins of a roegazelle
7:4	ThyYour neck is like thean ivory tower ofYour ivory; Thine eyes asare the pools in Heshbon Byby the gate of Bath rabbim;rab′bim ThyYour nose is like thea tower of Lebanon Whichoverlooking looketh toward Damascus
7:5	ThyYour head uponcrowns theeyou is like Carmel Andand theyour hairflowing oflocks thyare head like purple; Thea king is held captive in the tresses thereof
7:6	How fair and how pleasant artyou thouare O loveloved forone delightsdelectable maiden
7:7	ThisYou thyare staturestately isas like to a palm tree Andand thyyour breasts toare like its clusters
7:8	I saidsay I will climb up into the palm tree Iand willlay take hold of theits branches thereof:Oh Letmay thyyour breasts be aslike clusters of the vine Andand the smellscent of thyyour breath like apples
7:9	Andand thyyour mouthkisses like the best wine Thatthat goethgoes down smoothly forgliding myover beloved Gliding through the lips ofand those that are asleepteeth
7:10	I am my beloveds; Andand his desire is towardfor me
7:11	Come my beloved let us go forth into the field;fields Letand us lodge in the villages;
7:12	Letlet us getgo upout early to the vineyards; Letand us see whether the vinevines hathhave budded Andwhether itsthe blossomgrape isblossoms openhave Andopened and the pomegranates are in flower:bloom There I will I give theeyou my love
7:13	The mandrakes give forth fragrance; Andand atover our doors are all mannerchoice of precious fruits new andas well as old Whichwhich I have laid up for theeyou O my beloved
8:1	OhO that thouyou wertwere aslike mya brother Thatto suckedme thethat breastsnursed ofat my mothermothers Whenbreast If I shouldmet findyou theeoutside without I would kiss thee;you Yea and none would despise me
8:2	I would lead theeyou and bring theeyou into the house of my mothersmother houseand Whointo wouldthe instructchamber of her that conceived me; I would causegive theeyou to drink of spiced wine Ofto drink the juice of my pomegranatepomegranates
8:3	HisO that his left hand shouldwere be under my head Andand that his right hand shouldembraced embrace me
8:4	I adjure you O daughters of Jerusalem Thatthat yeyou stir not up nor awakeawaken my love Untiluntil heit please
8:5	Who is this that comethcoming up from the wilderness Leaningleaning upon her beloved Under the apple tree I awakened thee:you There thyyour mother was in travail with theeyou Therethere was she inwho travailbore thatyou broughtwas theein forthtravail
8:6	Set me as a seal upon thyyour heart Asas a seal upon thineyour arm:; Forfor love is strong as death; Jealousyjealousy is cruel as Sheol;the Thegrave Its flashes thereof are flashes of fire Aa verymost vehement flame of Jehovah
8:7	Many waters cannot quench love Neitherneither can floods drown it: If a man wouldoffered givefor love all the substancewealth of his house forit lovewould Hebe would utterly be contemnedscorned
8:8	We have a little sister Andand she hathhas no breasts: What shall we do for our sister Inon the day when she shallis be spoken for
8:9	If she beis a wall Wewe will build upon her a turretbattlement of silver:; Andbut if she beis a door Wewe will incloseenclose her with boards of cedar
8:10	I amwas a wall and my breasts were like the towers; thereofthen ThenI was I in his eyes as one thatwho foundbrings peace
8:11	Solomon had a vineyard at BaalBa′al hamonha′mon; Hehe let out the vineyard untoto keepers; Everyeach one forwas theto fruitbring thereoffor wasits tofruit bring a thousand pieces of silver
8:12	My vineyard whichmy isvery mineown is beforefor me:myself; Thouyou O Solomon shaltmay have the thousand Andand thosethe thatkeepers keepof the fruit thereof two hundred
8:13	ThouO thatyou dwellestwho dwell in the gardens Themy companions hearkenare listening for thyyour voice:; Causelet me to hear it
8:14	Make haste my beloved Andand be thou like to a roegazelle or to a young hartstag Uponupon the mountains of spices