Song of Solomon · Chapter 2 · Song of Solomon 3–5
A Garden Shut Up
By night on my bed I sought him whom my soul loveth; who is this that cometh up from the wilderness like pillars of smoke? — the litter of Solomon and the crown of his espousals; behold, thou art fair, my love; come with me from Lebanon; a garden shut up, a spring shut up, a fountain sealed; awake, O north wind; I was asleep, but my heart waked; and my beloved is white and ruddy, the chiefest among ten thousand.
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TitleChapter 2: A Garden Shut UpSong of Solomon 3 – 5
Page 9By Night on My BedSong of Solomon 3:1–4
Page 10The Litter of SolomonSong of Solomon 3:5–8
Page 11The Litter of SolomonSong of Solomon 3:9–11
Page 12Thou Art Fair, My LoveSong of Solomon 4:1–5
Page 13Thou Art Fair, My LoveSong of Solomon 4:6–8
Page 14Thou Art Fair, My LoveSong of Solomon 4:9–11
Page 15A Garden Shut UpSong of Solomon 4:12–15
Page 16A Garden Shut UpSong of Solomon 4:16
Page 17I Am Come into My GardenSong of Solomon 5:1–3
Page 18I Am Come into My GardenSong of Solomon 5:4–8
Page 19My Beloved Is White and RuddySong of Solomon 5:9–13
Page 20My Beloved Is White and RuddySong of Solomon 5:14–16