The Torment of Separation 1 “II have acome° into my garden°, bmy sister°, [my] bride°; [1] IBRIDEGROOM IILit with IIIOr become drunk aSo 6:2 bSo 4:9 cSo 1:13; 4:14 dSo 4:11 ePv 9:5; Is 55:1 fJg 14:11, 20; Jn 3:29
2 ¶ “II was asleep° but my heart° was awake°. [2] IBRIDE IILit filled IIILit drops aSo 4:9 bSo 2:14; 6:9 cSo 5:11
[3] aLk 11:7 bGn 19:2 [4] ILit bowels aJr 31:20 [5] ILit passing aSo 5:13 [6] ILit soul aSo 6:1 bSo 5:2 cSo 3:1 dPv 1:28 [7] aSo 3:3 [8] aSo 2:7; 3:5 bSo 2:5 9 ¶ “I,IIWhat° kind of beloved° is your beloved°, Admiration by the Bride 10 ¶ “IMy beloved° is dazzling° and aruddy°, [10] IBRIDE IILit Lifted up banner a1S 16:12 bPs 45:2
[11] aSo 5:2 [12] ILit sitting upon aSo 1:15; 4:1 bEx 25:7 [13] aSo 6:2 bSo 2:1 cSo 5:5 [14] ILit lapis lazuli aEx 28:20; 39:13; Ezk 1:16; Dn 10:6 bEx 24:10; 28:18; Jb 28:16; Is 54:11 [15] aSo 7:4 b1K 4:33; Ps 80:10; Ezk 17:23; 31:8 [16] ILit palate aSo 7:9 b2S 1:23 Copyright © 1960, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation, La Habra, Calif. All rights reserved. For Permission to Quote Information visit http://www.lockman.org. NAS Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible with Hebrew-Aramaic and Greek Dictionaries Copyright © 1981, 1998 by The Lockman Foundation. All rights reserved. |
Christ awaketh the Church with his calling.1 ¶ I am comeºª into my garden,º my sister,º [my] spouse:º I have gatheredºª my myrrhº with² my spice;º I have eatenºª my honeycombº with² my honey;º I have drunkºª my wineº with² my milk:º eat,ºª O friends;º drink,ºª yea, drink abundantly,ºª O beloved.º [1] Dt 16:13; 26:10; 2Ch 31:6; Ps 16:3; 147:11; So 4:9, 13, 16; 6:2, 11; 8:1, 13; Is 5:1; 23:18; 51:3; 53:11; 55:1; 58:11; 61:11; 62:8; 65:13; 66:14; Zc 9:15; Mt 25:40; Lk 12:4; 15:6, 9; Jn 3:29; 14:21; 15:14; Ac 11:29; 2Co 9:11; Ep 5:18; 1Th 3:8; He 2:12; Rv 22:17.
The Church having a taste of Christ's love is sick of love.2 ¶ I² sleep,º but my heartº waketh:ºª [it is] the voiceº of my belovedº that knocketh,ºª [saying], Openºª to me, my sister,º my love,º my dove,º my undefiled:º for my headº² is filledºª with dew,º [and] my locksº with the dropsº of the night.º 3 I have put offºª² my coat;º howº shall I put it on?ºª I have washedºª² my feet;º howº shall I defileºª them? 4 My belovedº put inºª his handº byº the holeº [of the door], and my bowelsº were movedºª for² him. 5 I² rose upºª to openºª to my beloved;º and my handsº droppedºª [with] myrrh,º and my fingersº [with] sweet smellingºª myrrh,º upon² the handlesº of the lock.º 6 I² openedºª to my beloved;º but my belovedº had withdrawnºª himself, [and] was gone:ºª my soulº failedºª when he spake:ºª I soughtºª him, but I could not² findºª him; I calledºª him, but he gave me no answer.ºª² 7 The watchmenºª that went aboutºª the cityº foundºª me, they smoteºª me, they woundedºª me; the keepersºª of the wallsº took awayºª² my veilº from²² me. 8 I chargeºª you, O daughtersº of Jerusalem,º if² ye findºª² my beloved,º that² ye tellºª him, that I² [am] sickºª² of love.º [2] Gn 29:20; 31:40; Ps 24:7; 81:10; 119:1; Pv 23:26; So 2:8, 10, 14; 3:1; 6:9; 7:9; 8:7; Is 50:6; 52:14; 53:3; Dn 8:18; Zc 4:1; Mt 8:17; 25:4, 35; 26:40; Mk 1:35; Lk 6:12; 9:32; 22:44; Jn 10:4; 2Co 5:14; Ga 2:20; Ep 5:14; Rv 3:4, 20; 14:4.
[3] Pv 3:28; 13:4; 22:13; Mt 25:5; 26:38; Lk 11:7; Ro 7:22. [4] Gn 43:30; 1K 3:26; Ps 110:3; So 1:4; Is 26:8; Ac 16:14; 2Co 8:1, 16; Php 2:13; 1Jn 3:16. [5] So 3:6; 4:13; 5:2, 13; Lk 12:36; 2Co 7:7, 9; Ep 3:17; Rv 3:20. [6] Gn 42:28; 1S 28:6; 2S 16:10; Ps 22:1; 28:1; 30:7; 69:3; 77:3; 80:4; 88:9; So 3:1; 5:2, 4; Is 8:17; 12:1; 50:2; 54:6; 57:16; 58:2, 7; Lm 3:8; Ho 5:6, 15; Zc 7:13; Mt 15:22; 26:75; Mk 14:72; Lk 22:61; Rv 3:19. [7] Ps 141:5; So 3:3; 8:11; Is 6:10; 62:6; Ho 6:5; 9:7; Mt 21:33; 23:2, 29; Lk 6:22; Jn 16:2; Ac 5:40; 20:29; 26:9; 1Co 4:10; 2Co 11:13; Php 3:6; He 11:36; 12:2; 1P 4:14; Rv 17:5. [8] Ps 42:1; 63:1; 77:1; 119:81; So 2:7; 8:4; Ro 15:30; Ga 6:1; Jm 5:16. A description of Christ by his graces.9 ¶ What² [is] thy belovedº more than [another] beloved,º² O thou fairestº among women?º what² [is] thy belovedº more than [another] beloved,º² that thou¹ dost so²² chargeºª us? 10 My belovedº [is] whiteº and ruddy,º the chiefestºª among ten thousand.º² 11 His headº [is as] the mostº fine gold,º his locksº [are] bushy,º [and] blackº as a raven.º 12 His eyesº [are] as [the eyes] of dovesº by² the riversº of waters,º washedºª with milk,º [and] fitly set.ººª 13 His cheeksº [are] as a bedº of spices,º [as] sweetº flowers:º his lipsº [like] lilies,º droppingºª sweet smellingºª myrrh.º 14 His handsº [are as] goldº ringsº setºª with the beryl:º his bellyº [is as] brightº ivoryº overlaidºª [with] sapphires.º 15 His legsº [are as] pillarsº of marble,º setºª upon² socketsº of fine gold:º his countenanceº [is] as Lebanon,º excellentºª as the cedars.º 16 His mouthº [is] most sweet:º yea, he [is] altogether² lovely.º This² [is] my beloved,º and this² [is] my friend,º O daughtersº of Jerusalem.º [9] Ps 45:13; 87:3; So 1:8; 6:1, 9; Is 53:2; Mt 16:13; 21:10; Jn 1:14; 2Co 4:3.
[10] Dt 32:31; Ps 45:17; So 2:1; Is 10:18; 59:19; 66:19; Ro 9:5; Php 2:9; Col 1:18; He 2:10; 7:26. [11] So 7:5; Dn 2:37; 7:9; Ep 1:21; Rv 1:14. [12] So 1:15; 4:1; He 4:13. [13] Ps 4:6; 27:4; 45:2; 89:15; So 1:10; 3:6; 4:11; 5:5; Is 50:4, 6; Lk 4:22; Rv 21:23. [14] Ex 15:6; 24:10; Ps 44:4; 99:4; So 7:2; Is 9:7; 52:13; 54:11; Ezk 1:26. [15] Ex 26:19; Jg 13:6; Ps 92:12; So 2:14; 4:11; Ho 14:7; Zc 9:17; Mt 17:2; 28:3; Ac 2:28; 1Ti 3:16; Rv 1:15, 16. [16] Ps 19:10; 45:2; 89:6; 119:103; 148:13; So 1:2, 16; 2:1, 3, 16; 6:3; Is 9:6; Jr 3:20; 15:16; Ho 3:1; Ga 2:20; Php 3:8; Jm 2:23; 4:4; 1P 2:6. ©2011 by First Gospel Publications, Zion, Ill. All rights reserved. For downloads and more information please visit www.FirstGospel.com. Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible with Hebrew-Chaldee and Greek Dictionaries Featuring the qBible.com Living Strong's Lexical Map ©2003 by The WWW Chat Bible Compages. All rights reserved. For how to use color-coding please view [www.ChatBible.com/key.asp]. |
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