Song Of Solomon Chapter 4 - King James Strong Number Version

1: Behold, thou [art] fair, <H3303> my love; <H7474> behold, thou [art] fair; <H3303> thou [hast] doves' <H3123> eyes <H5869> within <H1157> thy locks: <H6777> thy hair <H8181> [is] as a flock <H5739> of goats, <H5795> that appear <H1570> from mount <H2022> Gilead. <H1568>
2: Thy teeth <H8127> [are] like a flock <H5739> [of sheep that are even] shorn, <H7094> which came up <H5927> from the washing; <H7367> whereof every one bear twins, <H8382> and none [is] barren <H7909> among them.
3: Thy lips <H8193> [are] like a thread <H2339> of scarlet, <H8144> and thy speech <H4057> [is] comely: <H5000> thy temples <H7541> [are] like a piece <H6400> of a pomegranate <H7416> within <H1157> thy locks. <H6777>
4: Thy neck <H6677> [is] like the tower <H4026> of David <H1732> builded <H1129> for an armoury, <H8530> whereon there hang <H8518> a thousand <H0505> bucklers, <H4043> all shields <H7982> of mighty men. <H1368>
5: Thy two <H8147> breasts <H7699> [are] like two <H8147> young <H6082> roes <H6646> that are twins, <H8380> which feed <H7462> among the lilies. <H7799>
6: Until the day <H3117> break, <H6315> and the shadows <H6752> flee away, <H5127> I will get <H3212> me to the mountain <H2022> of myrrh, <H4753> and to the hill <H1389> of frankincense. <H3828>
7: Thou [art] all fair, <H3303> my love; <H7474> [there is] no spot <H3971> in thee.
8: Come <H0935> with me from Lebanon, <H3844> [my] spouse, <H3618> with me from Lebanon: <H3844> look <H7789> from the top <H7218> of Amana, <H0549> from the top <H7218> of Shenir <H8149> and Hermon, <H2768> from the lions' <H0738> dens, <H4585> from the mountains <H2042> of the leopards. <H5246>
9: Thou hast ravished my heart, <H3823> my sister, <H0269> [my] spouse; <H3618> thou hast ravished my heart <H3823> with one <H0259> of thine eyes, <H5869> with one <H0259> chain <H6060> of thy neck. <H6677>
10: How fair <H3302> is thy love, <H1730> my sister, <H0269> [my] spouse! <H3618> how much better <H2895> is thy love <H1730> than wine! <H3196> and the smell <H7381> of thine ointments <H8081> than all spices! <H1314>
11: Thy lips, <H8193> O [my] spouse, <H3618> drop <H5197> [as] the honeycomb: <H5317> honey <H1706> and milk <H2461> [are] under thy tongue; <H3956> and the smell <H7381> of thy garments <H8008> [is] like the smell <H7381> of Lebanon. <H3844>
12: A garden <H1588> inclosed <H5274> [is] my sister, <H0269> [my] spouse; <H3618> a spring <H1530> shut up, <H5274> a fountain <H4599> sealed. <H2856>
13: Thy plants <H7973> [are] an orchard <H6508> of pomegranates, <H7416> with pleasant <H4022> fruits; <H6529> camphire, <H3724> with spikenard, <H5373>
14: Spikenard <H5373> and saffron; <H3750> calamus <H7070> and cinnamon, <H7076> with all trees <H6086> of frankincense; <H3828> myrrh <H4753> and aloes, <H0174> with all the chief <H7218> spices: <H1314>
15: A fountain <H4599> of gardens, <H1588> a well <H0875> of living <H2416> waters, <H4325> and streams <H5140> from Lebanon. <H3844>
16: Awake, <H5782> O north <H6828> wind; and come, <H0935> thou south; <H8486> blow <H6315> upon my garden, <H1588> [that] the spices <H1314> thereof may flow out. <H5140> Let my beloved <H1730> come <H0935> into his garden, <H1588> and eat <H0398> his pleasant <H4022> fruits. <H6529>