Song Of Solomon 第 5 章 - King James Strong Number Version

1

I am come <H0935> into my garden, <H1588> my sister, <H0269> [my] spouse: <H3618> I have gathered <H0717> my myrrh <H4753> with my spice; <H1313> I have eaten <H0398> my honeycomb <H3293> with my honey; <H1706> I have drunk <H8354> my wine <H3196> with my milk: <H2461> eat, <H0398> O friends; <H7453> drink, <H8354> yea, drink abundantly, <H7937> O beloved. <H1730>

2

I sleep, <H3463> but my heart <H3820> waketh: <H5782> [it is] the voice <H6963> of my beloved <H1730> that knocketh, <H1849> [saying], Open <H6605> to me, my sister, <H0269> my love, <H7474> my dove, <H3123> my undefiled: <H8535> for my head <H7218> is filled <H4390> with dew, <H2919> [and] my locks <H6977> with the drops <H7447> of the night. <H3915>

3

I have put off <H6584> my coat; <H3801> how <H0349> shall I put it on? <H3847> I have washed <H7364> my feet; <H7272> how <H0349> shall I defile <H2936> them?

4

My beloved <H1730> put in <H7971> his hand <H3027> by <H4480> the hole <H2356> [of the door], and my bowels <H4578> were moved <H1993> for him.

5

I rose up <H6965> to open <H6605> to my beloved; <H1730> and my hands <H3027> dropped <H5197> [with] myrrh, <H4753> and my fingers <H0676> [with] sweet smelling <H5674> myrrh, <H4753> upon the handles <H3709> of the lock. <H4514>

6

I opened <H6605> to my beloved; <H1730> but my beloved <H1730> had withdrawn <H2559> himself, [and] was gone: <H5674> my soul <H5315> failed <H3318> when he spake: <H1696> I sought <H1245> him, but I could not find <H4672> him; I called <H7121> him, but he gave me no answer. <H6030>

7

The watchmen <H8104> that went about <H5437> the city <H5892> found <H4672> me, they smote <H5221> me, they wounded <H6481> me; the keepers <H8104> of the walls <H2346> took away <H5375> my veil <H7289> from me.

8

I charge <H7650> you, O daughters <H1323> of Jerusalem, <H3389> if ye find <H4672> my beloved, <H1730> that ye tell <H5046> him, that I [am] sick <H2470> of love. <H0160>

9

What [is] thy beloved <H1730> more than [another] beloved, <H1730> O thou fairest <H3303> among women? <H0802> what [is] thy beloved <H1730> more than [another] beloved, <H1730> that thou dost so <H3602> charge <H7650> us?

10

My beloved <H1730> [is] white <H6703> and ruddy, <H0122> the chiefest <H1713> among ten thousand. <H7233>

11

His head <H7218> [is as] the most <H3800> fine gold, <H6337> his locks <H6977> [are] bushy, <H8534> [and] black <H7838> as a raven. <H6158>

12

His eyes <H5869> [are] as [the eyes] of doves <H3123> by the rivers <H0650> of waters, <H4325> washed <H7364> with milk, <H2461> [and] fitly <H4402> set. <H3427>

13

His cheeks <H3895> [are] as a bed <H6170> of spices, <H1314> [as] sweet <H4840> flowers: <H4026> his lips <H8193> [like] lilies, <H7799> dropping <H5197> sweet smelling <H5674> myrrh. <H4753>

14

His hands <H3027> [are as] gold <H2091> rings <H1550> set <H4390> with the beryl: <H8658> his belly <H4578> [is as] bright <H6247> ivory <H8127> overlaid <H5968> [with] sapphires. <H5601>

15

His legs <H7785> [are as] pillars <H5982> of marble, <H8336> set <H3245> upon sockets <H0134> of fine gold: <H6337> his countenance <H4758> [is] as Lebanon, <H3844> excellent <H0977> as the cedars. <H0730>

16

His mouth <H2441> [is] most sweet: <H4477> yea, he [is] altogether lovely. <H4261> This [is] my beloved, <H1730> and this [is] my friend, <H7453> O daughters <H1323> of Jerusalem. <H3389>