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The Young Shulammite Bride and Jerusalem’s Daughters

The 1Song of aSongs, which is Solomon’s.

●The Bride
2 “May he kiss me with the kisses of his mouth!For your alove is 1sweeter than wine.3 “Your aoils have a pleasing fragrance,Your bname is like 1purified oil;Therefore the 2cyoung women love you.4 “Draw me after you and let’s run together!The aking has brought me into his chambers.”The Chorus“We will rejoice in you and be joyful;We will praise your blove more than wine.Rightly do they love you.”
The Bride
5 “I am black and abeautiful,You bdaughters of Jerusalem,Like the ctents of dKedar,Like the curtains of Solomon.6 “Do not stare at me because I am 1dark,For the sun has tanned me.My amother’s sons were angry with me;They made me bcaretaker of the vineyards,But I have not taken care of my own vineyard.7 “Tell me, you awhom my soul loves,Where do you bpasture your flock,Where do you have it clie down at noon?For why should I be like one who 1veils herselfBeside the flocks of your dcompanions?”
Solomon, the Lover, Speaks
8 “If you yourself do not know,aMost beautiful among women,Go out on the trail of the flock,And pasture your young goatsBy the tents of the shepherds.
9 “1To me, amy darling, you are likeMy bmare among the chariots of Pharaoh.10 “Your acheeks are delightful with jewelry,Your neck with strings of bbeads.”
The Chorus
11 “We will make for you jewelry of goldWith beads of silver.”
The Bride
12 “While the king was at his table,My 1aperfume gave forth its fragrance.13 “My beloved is to me a pouch of amyrrhWhich lies all night between my breasts.14 “My beloved is to me a cluster of ahenna blossomsIn the vineyards of bEngedi.”
The Groom
15 “1aHow beautiful you are, my darling,2How beautiful you are!Your beyes are like doves.”
The Bride
16 “1How handsome you are, amy beloved,And so delightful!Indeed, our bed is luxuriant!17 “The beams of our house are acedars,Our rafters, bjunipers.
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The Shulammite Bride’s Desire

The 1Song of aSongs, which is Solomon’s.

2 “1May he kiss me with the kisses of his mouth!For your alove is better than wine.3 “Your aoils have a pleasing fragrance,Your bname is like 1purified oil;Therefore the 2cmaidens love you.4 “Draw me after you and let us run together!The aking has brought me into his chambers.”“1We will rejoice in you and be glad;We will 2extol your blove more than wine.Rightly do they love you.”
5 “1I am black but alovely,O bdaughters of Jerusalem,Like the ctents of dKedar,Like the curtains of Solomon.6 “Do not look at me because I am 1swarthy,For the sun has burned me.My amother’s sons were angry with me;They made me bcaretaker of the vineyards,But I have not taken care of my own vineyard.7 “Tell me, O you awhom my soul loves,Where do you bshepherd your flock,Where do you make it clie down at noon?For why should I be like one who 1veils herselfBeside the flocks of your dcompanions?”
Solomon and His Bride Extol Each Other
8 “1If you yourself do not know,aMost beautiful among women,Go forth on the trail of the flockAnd pasture your young goatsBy the dwellings of the shepherds.
9 “To a amare of mine among the chariots of PharaohI compare you, O bmy darling.10 “Your acheeks are lovely with ornaments,Your neck with strings of 1bbeads.”
11 “1We will make for you ornaments of goldWith beads of silver.”
12 “1While the king was at his 2banqueting table,My 3aperfume gave forth its fragrance.13 “My beloved is to me a pouch of amyrrhWhich lies all night between my breasts.14 “My beloved is to me a cluster of ahenna blossomsIn the vineyards of bEngedi.”
15 “1aBehold, you are beautiful, my darling,Behold, you are beautiful!Your beyes are like doves.”
16 “1Behold, you are handsome, amy beloved,Indeed, so pleasant!Indeed, our couch is luxuriant!17 “The beams of our houses are acedars,Our rafters, 1bcypresses.
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The Young Shulammite Bride and Jerusalem’s Daughters

The 1Song of aSongs, which is Solomon’s.

2 “1May he kiss me with the kisses of his mouth!For your alove is better than wine.3 “Your aoils have a pleasing fragrance,Your bname is like 1purified oil;Therefore the 2cmaidens love you.4 “Draw me after you and let us run together!The aking has brought me into his chambers.”“1We will rejoice in you and be glad;We will 2extol your blove more than wine.Rightly do they love you.”
5 “1I am black but alovely,O bdaughters of Jerusalem,Like the ctents of dKedar,Like the curtains of Solomon.6 “Do not stare at me because I am 1swarthy,For the sun has burned me.My amother’s sons were angry with me;They made me bcaretaker of the vineyards,But I have not taken care of my own vineyard.7 “Tell me, O you awhom my soul loves,Where do you bpasture your flock,Where do you make it clie down at noon?For why should I be like one who 1veils herselfBeside the flocks of your dcompanions?”
Solomon, the Lover, Speaks
8 “1If you yourself do not know,aMost beautiful among women,Go forth on the trail of the flockAnd pasture your young goatsBy the tents of the shepherds.
9 “1To me, amy darling, you are likeMy bmare among the chariots of Pharaoh.10 “Your acheeks are lovely with ornaments,Your neck with strings of bbeads.”
11 “1We will make for you ornaments of goldWith beads of silver.”
12 “1While the king was at his 2table,My 3aperfume gave forth its fragrance.13 “My beloved is to me a pouch of amyrrhWhich lies all night between my breasts.14 “My beloved is to me a cluster of ahenna blossomsIn the vineyards of bEngedi.”
15 “12aHow beautiful you are, my darling,3How beautiful you are!Your beyes are like doves.”
16 “12How handsome you are, amy beloved,And so pleasant!Indeed, our couch is luxuriant!17 “The beams of our houses are acedars,Our rafters, 1bcypresses.
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