The Song of Solomon 5

come. So 4:16 So 6:2 So 6:11 So 8:13 Isa 5:1 Isa 51:3 Isa 58:11 Isa 61:11 Joh 14:21-23

my sister. So 4:9-12 So 8:1 Heb 2:12-14

I have gathered. So 4:13 So 4:14 Ps 147:11 Isa 53:11

eat. De 16:13-17 De 26:10-14 2Ch 31:6-10 Ps 16:3 Isa 23:18 Isa 55:1 Isa 55:2 Isa 62:8 Isa 62:9 Isa 65:13 Isa 66:14 Mt 25:40 Ac 11:29 2Co 9:11-15 Eph 5:18 1Th 3:8 1Th 3:9

friends. Lu 12:4 Lu 15:6 Lu 15:7 Lu 15:9 Lu 15:10 Joh 3:29 Joh 15:14 Joh 15:15

yea, drink abundantly, O beloved. or, and be drunken withloves. Zec 9:15-17 Re 22:17

9 A description of Christ by his graces.

sleep. So 3:1 So 7:9 Da 8:18 Zec 4:1 Mt 25:4 Mt 25:5 Mt 26:40 Mt 26:41 Lu 9:32 Eph 5:14

the voice. So 2:8 So 2:10 Joh 10:4

knocketh. Re 3:20

Open. Ps 24:7-10 Ps 81:10 Pr 23:26

my dove. So 2:14 So 6:9 Ps 119:1 Re 3:4 Re 14:4

my head. So 8:7 Ge 29:20 Ge 31:40 Ge 31:41 Isa 50:6 Isa 52:14 Isa 53:3-5 Mt 8:17 Mt 25:35-45 Mr 1:35 Lu 6:12 Lu 22:44 2Co 5:14 2Co 5:15 Ga 2:20

have put. Pr 3:28 Pr 13:4 Pr 22:13 Mt 25:5 Mt 26:38-43 Lu 11:7 Ro 7:22 Ro 7:23

I have washed.As the Orientals only wear sandals, they are obliged to wash their feet previously to their lying down. Hence a Hindoo, if called from his bed, often makes his excuse that he shall daub his feet.

put. So 1:4 Ps 110:3 Ac 16:14 2Co 8:1 2Co 8:2 2Co 8:16 Php 2:13

my bowels. Ge 43:30 1Ki 3:26 Isa 26:8 Isa 26:9 1Jo 3:16 1Jo 3:17

for him. or, (as some read,) in me.

rose. So 5:2 Lu 12:36 Eph 3:17 Re 3:20

my hands. So 5:13 So 3:6 So 4:13 So 4:14 2Co 7:7 2Co 7:9-11

sweet smelling. Heb. passing, or running about.

but my. Ps 30:7 Isa 8:17 Isa 12:1 Isa 50:2 Isa 54:6-8 Ho 5:6 Ho 5:15 Mt 15:22-28 Re 3:19

my soul. So 5:2 So 5:4 Ge 42:28 2Sa 16:10 Ps 69:3 Ps 77:3 Isa 57:16 Mt 26:75 Mr 14:72 Lu 22:61 Lu 22:62

I sought. So 3:1 So 3:2 1Sa 28:6 Ps 22:1 Ps 22:2 Ps 28:1 Ps 80:4 Ps 88:9-14 Isa 58:4 Isa 58:7-9 La 3:8 Zec 7:13

watchmen. So 3:3 Isa 6:10 Isa 6:11 Ho 9:7 Ho 9:8 Ac 20:29 Ac 20:30 2Co 11:13

they smote. Ps 141:5 Ho 6:5 Joh 16:2 Ac 26:9 Ac 26:10 Php 3:6 Re 17:5 Re 17:6

the keepers. So 8:11 Isa 62:6 Mt 21:33-41 Mt 23:2 Mt 23:29-36

took. Lu 6:22 Ac 5:40 Ac 5:41 1Co 4:10-13 Heb 11:36 Heb 11:37 Heb 12:2 1Pe 4:14-16

charge. So 2:7 So 8:4

if ye. Ro 15:30 Ga 6:1 Ga 6:2 Jas 5:16

that ye. Heb. what ye. I am. Ps 42:1-3 Ps 63:1-3 Ps 77:1-3 Ps 119:81-83

What is. Isa 53:2 Mt 16:13-17 Mt 21:10 Joh 1:14 2Co 4:3-6

O thou. So 1:8 So 6:1 So 6:9 So 6:10 Ps 45:13 Ps 87:3

beloved. So 2:1 De 32:31 Ps 45:17 Isa 66:19 Heb 7:26

the chiefest. Heb. a standard bearer. Isa 10:18 Isa 59:19 Ro 9:5 Php 2:9-11 Col 1:18 Heb 2:10

head. Da 2:37 Da 2:38 Eph 1:21 Eph 1:22

his locks. So 7:5 Da 7:9 Re 1:14

bushy. or, curled.

His eyes.Rather, "His eyes are as doves;" the deep blue pigeon, the common dove in the East, whose brilliant plumage vibrates around his neck every sparkling hue, every dazzling flash of colour. And this pigeon standing amid "the torrents of water," or the foam of a waterfall, would be a blue centre with a bright space like the iris of the eye, surrounded by the white. So 1:15 So 4:1 Heb 4:13

fitly set. Heb. sitting in fulness, that is, fitly placed,and set as a precious stone in the foil of a ring.

cheeks. So 1:10 Isa 50:6

as a. Ps 4:6 Ps 4:7 Ps 27:4 Ps 89:15 Re 21:23

sweet flowers. or, towers of perfumes. So 3:6

his lips. So 4:11 Ps 45:2 Isa 50:4 Lu 4:22

dropping. So 5:5

hands. Ex 15:6 Ps 44:4-7 Ps 99:4 Isa 9:7 Isa 52:13

his belly. So 7:2 Ex 24:10 Isa 54:11 Eze 1:26-28

legs. Re 1:15

sockets. Ex 26:19

his countenance. So 2:14 Re 12:6 Mt 17:2 Mt 28:3 Ac 2:28 Re 1:16

as Lebanon. So 4:11 Ps 92:12 Ho 14:7 Zec 9:17 1Ti 3:16

mouth. Heb. palate. So 1:2 Ps 19:10 Ps 119:103 Jer 15:16

most. So 1:16 So 2:1 So 2:3 Ps 45:2 Ps 89:6 Ps 148:13 Isa 9:6 Isa 9:7 Php 3:8 1Pe 2:6 1Pe 2:7

my beloved. So 2:16 So 6:3 Ga 2:20

friend. Jer 3:20 Ho 3:1 Jas 2:23 Jas 4:4