King James Version (KJV) With Strong Codes

1. I[H589] am the rose[H2261] of Sharon,[H8289] and the lily[H7799] of the valleys.[H6010]

2. As the lily[H7799] among[H996] thorns,[H2336] so[H3651] is my love[H7474] among[H996] the daughters.[H1323]

3. As the apple tree[H8598] among the trees[H6086] of the wood,[H3293] so[H3651] is my beloved[H1730] among[H996] the sons.[H1121] I sat down[H3427] under his shadow[H6738] with great delight,[H2530] and his fruit[H6529] was sweet[H4966] to my taste.[H2441]

4. He brought[H935] me to[H413] the banqueting[H3196] house,[H1004] and his banner[H1714] over[H5921] me was love.[H160]

5. Stay[H5564] me with flagons,[H809] comfort[H7502] me with apples:[H8598] for[H3588] I[H589] am sick[H2470] of love.[H160]

6. His left hand[H8040] is under[H8478] my head,[H7218] and his right hand[H3225] doth embrace[H2263] me.

7. I charge[H7650] you, O ye daughters[H1323] of Jerusalem,[H3389] by the roes,[H6643] and[H176] by the hinds[H355] of the field,[H7704] that ye stir not up,[H518] [H5782] nor[H518] awake[H5782] [H853] my love,[H160] till he please.[H7945] [H2654]

8. The voice[H6963] of my beloved![H1730] behold,[H2009] he[H2088] cometh[H935] leaping[H1801] upon[H5921] the mountains,[H2022] skipping[H7092] upon[H5921] the hills.[H1389]

9. My beloved[H1730] is like[H1819] a roe[H6643] or[H176] a young[H6082] hart:[H354] behold,[H2009] he[H2088] standeth[H5975] behind[H310] our wall,[H3796] he looketh forth[H7688] at[H4480] the windows,[H2474] showing himself[H6692] through[H4480] the lattice.[H2762]

10. My beloved[H1730] spoke,[H6030] and said[H559] unto me, Rise up,[H6965] my love,[H7474] my fair one,[H3303] and come away.[H1980]

11. For,[H3588] lo,[H2009] the winter[H5638] is past,[H5674] the rain[H1653] is over[H2498] and gone;[H1980]

12. The flowers[H5339] appear[H7200] on the earth;[H776] the time[H6256] of the singing[H2158] of birds is come,[H5060] and the voice[H6963] of the turtle[H8449] is heard[H8085] in our land;[H776]

13. The fig tree[H8384] putteth forth[H2590] her green figs,[H6291] and the vines[H1612] with the tender grape[H5563] give[H5414] a good smell.[H7381] Arise,[H6965] my love,[H7474] my fair one,[H3303] and come away.[H1980]

14. O my dove,[H3123] that art in the clefts[H2288] of the rock,[H5553] in the secret[H5643] places of the stairs,[H4095] let me see[H7200] [H853] thy countenance,[H4758] let me hear[H8085] [H853] thy voice;[H6963] for[H3588] sweet[H6156] is thy voice,[H6963] and thy countenance[H4758] is comely.[H5000]

15. Take[H270] us the foxes,[H7776] the little[H6996] foxes,[H7776] that spoil[H2254] the vines:[H3754] for our vines[H3754] have tender grapes.[H5563]

16. My beloved[H1730] is mine, and I[H589] am his: he feedeth[H7462] among the lilies.[H7799]

17. Until[H5704] the day[H7945] [H3117] break,[H6315] and the shadows[H6752] flee away,[H5127] turn,[H5437] my beloved,[H1730] and be thou like[H1819] a roe[H6643] or[H176] a young[H6082] hart[H354] upon[H5921] the mountains[H2022] of Bether.[H1336]