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Song of Songs 7

1HowH4100beautifularethy footstepsinsandals,Oprince's daughter!Theroundingsofthy thighsarelikejewels,Theworkofthehandsofanartist.

2Thy navelisaround goblet, [which] wanteth not mixed wine; Thy bellyaheapofwheat, set aboutwithlilies;

3Thy two breasts areliketwo fawns, twinsofagazelle;

4Thy neck is as a towerofivory; Thine eyes, [like]thepoolsinHeshbon,BythegateofBath-rabbim; Thy nose likethetowerofLebanon, Which looketh toward Damascus;

5ThyheadupontheeislikeCarmel,Andthelocksofthyheadlikepurple;Thekingisfetteredby[thy] ringlets!

6How fairandhow pleasant art thou, [my] love,indelights!

7This thy statureisliketoapalm-tree,Andthy breaststogrape clusters.

8Isaid,Iwill go uptothepalm-tree,Iwill take holdoftheboughs thereof; And thybreastsH7699shall indeed belikeclustersH811ofthevine, Andthefragranceofthy noselikeapples,

9Andtheroofofthy mouthlikethebest wine, ...Thatgoethdownsmoothlyformybeloved,Andstealeth overthelipsofthemthatareasleep.

10Iammybeloved's,Andhisdesireistowardme.

11— Come,mybeloved, letusgo forthintothefields; Letuslodgeinthevillages.

12Wewillgoנֵצֵ֣אne.Tze'H3318up earlytothevineyards, Wewillsee ifthevine hath budded, [If]theblossomisopening,Andthepomegranates areinbloom: TherewillI give theemyloves.

13Themandrakesyieldfragrance;Andatourgatesareallchoicefruits, newandold:Ihavelaidthemupforthee,mybeloved.

Commentaries on Song of Songs 7

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