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Song of Solomon 6:1
Whither is thy
beloved
gone,
O thou
fairest
among
women?
whither is thy
beloved
turned
aside?
that we may
seek
him with thee.
2
My
beloved
is gone
down
into his
garden,
to the
beds
of
spices,
to
feed
in the
gardens,
and to
gather
lilies.
3
I am my
beloved's,
and my
beloved
is mine: he
feedeth
among the
lilies.
4
Thou art
beautiful,
O my
love,
as
Tirzah,
comely
as
Jerusalem,
terrible
as an army with
banners.
5
Turn
away
thine
eyes
from me, for
they
have
overcome
me: thy
hair
is as a
flock
of
goats
that
appear
from
Gilead.
6
Thy
teeth
are as a
flock
of
sheep
which go
up
from the
washing,
whereof every one beareth
twins,
and there is not one
barren
among them.
7
As a
piece
of a
pomegranate
are thy
temples
within
thy
locks.
8
There are
threescore
queens,
and
fourscore
concubines,
and
virgins
without
number.
9
My
dove,
my
undefiled
is but
one;
she is the only
one
of her
mother,
she is the
choice
one of her that
bare
her. The
daughters
saw
her, and
blessed
her; yea, the
queens
and the
concubines,
and they
praised
her.
10
Who is she that looketh
forth
as the
morning,
fair
as the
moon,
clear
as the
sun,
and
terrible
as an army with
banners?
11
I went
down
into the
garden
of
nuts
to
see
the
fruits
of the
valley,
and to
see
whether the
vine
flourished,
and the
pomegranates
budded.
12
Or ever I was
aware,
my
soul
made
me like the
chariots
of
Amminadib.
13
Return,
return,
O
Shulamite;
return,
return,
that we may
look
upon thee. What will ye
see
in the
Shulamite?
As it were the
company
of two
armies.
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