Verse
YLT
Young's Literal Translation
BSB
Berean Standard Bible
As
the
chorus
of
`Mahanaim.'
How beautiful were
thy
feet with
sandals
, O daughter of Nadib.
The turnings
of thy
sides
`
are '
as
ornaments
, Work
of
the hands
of an
artificer
.
How beautiful are
your
sandaled
feet, O daughter of the prince!
The
curves
of your
thighs
are like
jewels
, the handiwork
of a
master
.
Thy
waist
`
is '
a basin
of
roundness,
It lacketh
not
the
mixture,
Thy
body
a heap
of wheat ,
fenced
with
lilies ,
Your
navel
is a rounded
goblet;
it never
lacks
blended
wine.
Your
waist
is
a mound
of wheat encircled
by
the
lilies .
Thy
two
breasts as
two young
ones
, twins of a roe,
Your
breasts are
like
two fawns
, twins of a gazelle.
Thy
neck as
a tower of the
ivory ,
Thine
eyes pools in
Heshbon ,
near
the gate of Bath-Rabbim ,
Thy
face
as
a
tower of Lebanon looking
to
Damascus
,
Your
neck is
like
a tower made
of ivory ;
your
eyes are
like
the
pools of
Heshbon by
the gate of Bath-rabbim ;
your
nose
is
like
the
tower of Lebanon, facing
toward
Damascus.
Thy
head upon
thee
as
Carmel, And
the locks
of thy
head as
purple ,
The king is bound
with
the
flowings!
Your
head crowns
you
like
Mount
Carmel, the hair
of your
head like
purple threads;
the king is captured
in
your
tresses.
How fair and how
pleasant hast
thou
been
, O love, in
delights .
How fair and pleasant you
are
, O love, with
your
delights !
This
thy
stature hath
been
like to
a palm ,
And
thy
breasts to
clusters.
Your
stature is
like a palm tree;
your
breasts are
clusters of
fruit
.
I said, `Let
me
go
up
on
the palm ,
Let
me
lay
hold on
its boughs,
Yea,
let
thy
breasts be ,
I
pray
thee,
as
clusters of the vine, And
the fragrance of thy
face
as
citrons
,
I said, “I
will
climb
the palm tree;
I
will
take
hold of
its fruit.”
May
your
breasts be like
clusters of the vine, the fragrance of your
breath
like
apples
,
And thy
palate
as
the good
wine --'
Flowing
to my beloved in
uprightness
, Strengthening
the
lips of
the
aged!
and your
mouth
like
the finest
wine .
May
it
flow
smoothly
to my beloved, gliding
gently
over
lips and
teeth.
I `am'
my beloved's
, and on
me
`is'
his desire.
I belong
to
my beloved
, and his desire is
for
me
.
Come, my beloved, we
go forth
to the field,
Come, my beloved, let
us
go to the countryside;
let
us
spend
the
night
among
the
wildflowers.
We
lodge
in
the
villages,
we
go early to the vineyards ,
We
see if the vine hath
flourished
, The sweet
smelling-flower
hath
opened .
The pomegranates have
blossomed,
There do
I give to
thee
my loves;
Let
us
go early to the vineyards to
see if the vine has
budded
, if
the blossom
has
opened ,
if
the pomegranates are
in
bloom—
there I will
give you
my love.
The mandrakes have
given
fragrance, And at our openings
all
pleasant
things
, New ,
yea,
old, my
beloved,
I laid
up for thee!
The mandrakes send
forth
a
fragrance, and at our door
is
every
delicacy
, new as
well
as
old, that
I have
treasured
up for you,
my
beloved.
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