King James Version (KJV) With Strong Codes

1. I am come[H935] into my garden,[H1588] my sister,[H269] my spouse:[H3618] I have gathered[H717] my myrrh[H4753] with[H5973] my spice;[H1313] I have eaten[H398] my honeycomb[H3293] with[H5973] my honey;[H1706] I have drunk[H8354] my wine[H3196] with[H5973] my milk:[H2461] eat,[H398] O friends;[H7453] drink,[H8354] yea, drink abundantly,[H7937] O beloved.[H1730]

2. I[H589] sleep,[H3463] but my heart[H3820] waketh:[H5782] it is the voice[H6963] of my beloved[H1730] that knocketh,[H1849] saying, Open[H6605] to me, my sister,[H269] my love,[H7474] my dove,[H3123] my undefiled:[H8535] for my head[H7945] [H7218] is filled[H4390] with dew,[H2919] and my locks[H6977] with the drops[H7447] of the night.[H3915]

3. I have put off[H6584] [H853] my coat;[H3801] how[H349] shall I put it on?[H3847] I have washed[H7364] [H853] my feet;[H7272] how[H349] shall I defile[H2936] them?

4. My beloved[H1730] put in[H7971] his hand[H3027] by[H4480] the hole[H2356] of the door, and my bowels[H4578] were moved[H1993] for[H5921] him.

5. I[H589] rose up[H6965] to open[H6605] to my beloved;[H1730] and my hands[H3027] dropped[H5197] with myrrh,[H4753] and my fingers[H676] with sweet smelling[H5674] myrrh,[H4753] upon[H5921] the handles[H3709] of the lock.[H4514]

6. I[H589] opened[H6605] to my beloved;[H1730] but my beloved[H1730] had withdrawn[H2559] himself, and was gone:[H5674] my soul[H5315] failed[H3318] when he spoke:[H1696] I sought[H1245] him, but I could not[H3808] find[H4672] him; I called[H7121] him, but he gave me no answer.[H3808] [H6030]

7. The watchmen[H8104] that went about[H5437] the city[H5892] found[H4672] me, they smote[H5221] me, they wounded[H6481] me; the keepers[H8104] of the walls[H2346] took away[H5375] [H853] my veil[H7289] from[H4480] [H5921] me.

8. I charge[H7650] you, O daughters[H1323] of Jerusalem,[H3389] if[H518] ye find[H4672] [H853] my beloved,[H1730] that[H4100] ye tell[H5046] him, that I[H589] am sick[H7945] [H2470] of love.[H160]

9. What[H4100] is thy beloved[H1730] more than another beloved,[H4480] [H1730] O thou fairest[H3303] among women?[H802] what[H4100] is thy beloved[H1730] more than another beloved,[H4480] [H1730] that thou dost so[H7945] [H3602] charge[H7650] us?

10. My beloved[H1730] is white[H6703] and ruddy,[H122] the chiefest[H1713] among ten thousand.[H4480] [H7233]

11. His head[H7218] is as the most[H3800] fine gold,[H6337] his locks[H6977] are bushy,[H8534] and black[H7838] as a raven.[H6158]

12. His eyes[H5869] are as the eyes of doves[H3123] by[H5921] the rivers[H650] of waters,[H4325] washed[H7364] with milk,[H2461] and fitly set.[H4402] [H3427]

13. His cheeks[H3895] are as a bed[H6170] of spices,[H1314] as sweet[H4840] flowers:[H4026] his lips[H8193] like lilies,[H7799] dropping[H5197] sweet smelling[H5674] myrrh.[H4753]

14. His hands[H3027] are as gold[H2091] rings[H1550] set[H4390] with the beryl:[H8658] his belly[H4578] is as bright[H6247] ivory[H8127] overlaid[H5968] with sapphires.[H5601]

15. His legs[H7785] are as pillars[H5982] of marble,[H8336] set[H3245] upon[H5921] sockets[H134] of fine gold:[H6337] his countenance[H4758] is as Lebanon,[H3844] excellent[H977] as the cedars.[H730]

16. His mouth[H2441] is most sweet:[H4477] yea, he is altogether[H3605] lovely.[H4261] This[H2088] is my beloved,[H1730] and this[H2088] is my friend,[H7453] O daughters[H1323] of Jerusalem.[H3389]