BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Song of Solomon 2:13
13. The fig-tree puts out her green fruit and the vines with their young fruit give a good smell. Get up from your bed, my beautiful one, and come away.
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Summary: In Chapter 2 of the Song of Solomon, the female protagonist expresses her deep affection and desire for her beloved. She begins by asserting her own beauty and worth, likening herself to a "lily among thorns," which emphasizes her uniqueness and value in a world full of difficulties. Throughout the chapter, there is a vivid portrayal of romantic imagery, representing the blossoming love between the two characters. The use of nature imagery, including references to flowers and the changing seasons, underscores the themes of love, longing, and sensuality. Additionally, the chapter conveys the message of mutual admiration and the importance of love being grounded in both emotional and physical attraction. The call for her beloved to enter the garden symbolizes an invitation for intimacy and connection, indicative of the progression in their relationship. This chapter emphasizes the beauty of love as a divine gift, celebrating both the joys and complexities inherent in romantic relationships while highlighting the value of love that is patient and nurturing.
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