Song Of Solomon Chapter 1 - King James Strong Number Version

1: The song <H7892> of songs, <H7892> which [is] Solomon's. <H8010>
2: Let him kiss <H5401> me with the kisses <H5390> of his mouth: <H6310> for thy love <H1730> [is] better <H2896> than wine. <H3196>
3: Because of the savour <H7381> of thy good <H2896> ointments <H8081> thy name <H8034> [is as] ointment <H8081> poured forth, <H7324> therefore do the virgins <H5959> love <H0157> thee.
4: Draw <H4900> me, we will run <H7323> after <H0310> thee: the king <H4428> hath brought <H0935> me into his chambers: <H2315> we will be glad <H1523> and rejoice <H8055> in thee, we will remember <H2142> thy love <H1730> more than wine: <H3196> the upright <H4339> love <H0157> thee.
5: I [am] black, <H7838> but comely, <H5000> O ye daughters <H1323> of Jerusalem, <H3389> as the tents <H0168> of Kedar, <H6938> as the curtains <H3407> of Solomon. <H8010>
6: Look <H7200> not upon me, because I [am] black, <H7840> because the sun <H8121> hath looked <H7805> upon me: my mother's <H0517> children <H1121> were angry <H2787> with me; they made <H7760> me the keeper <H5201> of the vineyards; <H3754> [but] mine own vineyard <H3754> have I not kept. <H5201>
7: Tell <H5046> me, O thou whom my soul <H5315> loveth, <H0157> where <H0349> thou feedest, <H7462> where <H0349> thou makest [thy flock] to rest <H7257> at noon: <H6672> for why <H4100> should I be as one that turneth aside <H5844> by the flocks <H5739> of thy companions? <H2270>
8: If thou know <H3045> not, O thou fairest <H3303> among women, <H0802> go thy way forth <H3318> by the footsteps <H6119> of the flock, <H6629> and feed <H7462> thy kids <H1429> beside the shepherds' <H7462> tents. <H4908>
9: I have compared <H1819> thee, O my love, <H7474> to a company of horses <H5484> in Pharaoh's <H6547> chariots. <H7393>
10: Thy cheeks <H3895> are comely <H4998> with rows <H8447> [of jewels], thy neck <H6677> with chains <H2737> [of gold].
11: We will make <H6213> thee borders <H8447> of gold <H2091> with studs <H5351> of silver. <H3701>
12: While the king <H4428> [sitteth] at his table, <H4524> my spikenard <H5373> sendeth forth <H5414> the smell <H7381> thereof.
13: A bundle <H6872> of myrrh <H4753> [is] my well-beloved <H1730> unto me; he shall lie all night <H3885> betwixt my breasts. <H7699>
14: My beloved <H1730> [is] unto me [as] a cluster <H0811> of camphire <H3724> in the vineyards <H3754> of Engedi. <H5872>
15: Behold, thou [art] fair, <H3303> my love; <H7474> behold, thou [art] fair; <H3303> thou [hast] doves' <H3123> eyes. <H5869>
16: Behold, thou [art] fair, <H3303> my beloved, <H1730> yea, pleasant: <H5273> also our bed <H6210> [is] green. <H7488>
17: The beams <H6982> of our house <H1004> [are] cedar, <H0730> [and] our rafters <H7351> <H7351> of fir. <H1266>