Song of Songs 3
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Song of Songs 3:6-11

6Who is this that comethH5927 out of the wildernessH4057 like pillarsH8490 of smokeH6227, perfumedH6999 with myrrhH4753 and frankincenseH3828, with all powdersH81 of the merchantH7402?

7Behold his bedH4296, which isSolomon’sH8010; sixtyH8346 valiantH1368 men are aboutH5439 it, of the valiantH1368 of IsraelH3478. 8They all holdH270 swordsH2719, being expertH3925 in warH4421: every manH376 hath his swordH2719 upon his thighH3409 because of fearH6343 in the nightH3915. 9KingH4428 SolomonH8010 madeH6213 himself a chariotH668 of the woodH6086 of LebanonH3844.1 10He madeH6213 its postsH5982 of silverH3701, the bottomH7507 of it of goldH2091, the coveringH4817 of it of purpleH713, the midstH8432 of it being pavedH7528 with loveH160, for the daughtersH1323 of JerusalemH3389. 11Go forthH3318, O ye daughtersH1323 of ZionH6726, and beholdH7200 kingH4428 SolomonH8010 with the crownH5850 with which his motherH517 crownedH5849 him in the dayH3117 of his espousalsH2861, and in the dayH3117 of the gladnessH8057 of his heartH3820.

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  1. 1. Song of Songs 3:9 a chariot: or, a bed ↩

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Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain