Songs:6-8
Seeker Overlay ON
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Where has your Beloved gone ,
most beautiful among women ?
Where has your Beloved turned ?
For we seek Him along with you .
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My Beloved has gone down to His garden ,
to the beds of spices ,
to feed in the gardens and to gather lilies .
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I [
am ]
my Beloved '
s ,
and my Beloved [
is ]
mine ;
He feeds among the lilies .
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O my love ,
you [
are ]
as beautiful as Tirzah ,
as lovely as Jerusalem ,
as inspiring as an army with banners .
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Turn away your eyes from Me ,
for they have overcome Me ;
your hair [
is ]
like a flock of goats that appears from Gilead .
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Your teeth [
are ]
like a flock of ewes which go up from the washing ;
they all [
are ]
bearing twins ,
and a barren one [
is ]
not among them .
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Your temples behind your veil [
are ]
like a piece of pomegranate .
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There [
are ]
sixty queens ,
and eighty concubines ,
and virgins without number .
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But My dove ,
My undefiled is one [
alone ].
She [
is ]
the [
only ]
one of her mother .
She [
is ]
the choice of her who bore her .
The daughters saw [
her ]
and blessed her ;
the queens and the concubines saw her ,
and they praised her .
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Who [
is ]
she who looks forth like the morning ,
fair as the moon ,
clear as the sun ,
awesome [
armies ]
with banners ?
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I went down into the garden of nuts to see the greenery of the valley ,
to see whether the vine flowered [
and ]
the pomegranates budded .
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I did not know , [
but ]
my soul set me [
on ]
the chariots of my princely people .
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Return ,
return ,
O Shulamite !
Return ,
return ,
that we may look on you .
What will you see in the Shulamite ?
As it were the dance of two camps .
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How beautiful [
are ]
your feet in sandals ,
O prince '
s daughter !
The curves of your thighs [
are ]
like jewels ,
the work of the hands of a skillful workman .
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Your navel [
is like ]
a round goblet ,
which never lacks mixed wine ;
your belly [
is like ]
a heap of wheat set about with lilies .
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Your two breasts [
are ]
like two fawns ,
twins of a gazelle .
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Your neck [
is like ]
a tower of ivory ;
your eyes [
like ]
the fish-pools in Heshbon ,
by the gate of Beth-rabbim ;
your nose [
is like ]
the tower of Lebanon which looks toward Damascus .
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Your head on you [
is like ]
Carmel ,
and the hair of your head like purple cloth ;
the King [
is ]
held captive in its tresses .
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How beautiful and how pleasant you [
are ],
O love ,
for delights !
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Your stature is like a palm tree ,
and your breasts [
are ]
like clusters [
of grapes ].
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I said ,
I will go up in the palm tree ,
I will take hold of its stalk .
And please let your breasts be like clusters of the vine ,
and the smell of your nose like apples ;
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and the roof of your mouth like the best wine for my Beloved ,
that goes [
down ]
smoothly for My Beloved ,
flowing softly [
over ]
the lips of sleeping ones .
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I [
am ]
my Beloved '
s ,
and His desire [
is ]
toward me .
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Come ,
my Beloved ,
let us go out into the field ;
let us stay in the villages .
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Let us rise up early to the vineyards ;
let us see [
if ]
the vine flowers ,
whether the tender grape appears ,
and the pomegranates bud forth ;
there I will give You my loves .
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The love-apples give a scent ,
and over our doors [
are ]
all pleasant [
fruits ],
new and old ,
which I have laid up for You ,
O my Beloved .
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Who could give You to me [
as ]
my brother ,
who sucked my mother '
s breasts ? [
When ]
I find You outside ,
I would kiss You ;
yea ,
they would not despise me .
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I would lead You , [
and ]
bring You into my mother '
s house .
You would instruct me ;
I would cause You to drink spiced wine of the juice of my pomegranate .
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His left hand [
would be ]
under my head ,
and His right embrace me .
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I charge you ,
O daughters of Jerusalem ,
why should you stir up or awaken [
my ]
Love until it pleases ?
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Who [
is ]
this coming up from the wilderness ,
leaning on her Beloved ?
I awakened you under the apple tree ;
there your mother travailed with you ;
there she travailed and bore you .
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Set me as a seal on Your heart ,
as a seal on Your arm ;
for love [
is ]
strong as death .
Jealousy [
is ]
cruel as the grave ;
its flames [
are ]
flames of fire ,
a flame of Jehovah .
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Many waters cannot quench love ,
nor will the rivers overflow it .
If [
a ]
man would give all the wealth of his house for love ,
it would be scorned .
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We have a little sister ,
and she has no breasts ;
what shall we do for our sister in the day when she shall be spoken for ?
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If she [
is ]
a wall ,
we will build on her a palace of silver ;
and if she [
is ]
a door ,
we will enclose her [
with ]
boards of cedar .
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I [
was ]
a wall ,
and my breasts like towers ;
then I was in His eyes as one finding peace .
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Solomon had a vineyard in Baal-hamon ;
he let out the vineyard to keepers ;
everyone for its fruit was to bring a thousand of silver .
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My vineyard ,
which [
is ]
mine , [
is ]
before me ;
you ,
O Solomon ,
must have a thousand ,
and for the keepers of its fruit ,
two hundred .
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You who dwell in the gardens ,
the companions listen to your voice ;
cause me to hear .
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Hurry ,
my Beloved ,
and be like a gazelle ,
or a young deer ,
the stag ,
on the mountains of spices .