King James Version (KJV) With Strong Codes

1. Whither[H575] is thy beloved[H1730] gone,[H1980] O thou fairest[H3303] among women?[H802] whither[H575] is thy beloved[H1730] turned aside?[H6437] that we may seek[H1245] him with[H5973] thee.

2. My beloved[H1730] is gone down[H3381] into his garden,[H1588] to the beds[H6170] of spices,[H1314] to feed[H7462] in the gardens,[H1588] and to gather[H3950] lilies.[H7799]

3. I[H589] am my beloved's,[H1730] and my beloved[H1730] is mine: he feedeth[H7462] among the lilies.[H7799]

4. Thou[H859] art beautiful,[H3303] O my love,[H7474] as Tirzah,[H8656] comely[H5000] as Jerusalem,[H3389] terrible[H366] as an army with banners.[H1714]

5. Turn away[H5437] thine eyes[H5869] from[H4480] [H5048] me, for they[H7945] [H1992] have overcome[H7292] me: thy hair[H8181] is as a flock[H5739] of goats[H5795] that appear[H7945] [H1570] from[H4480] Gilead.[H1568]

6. Thy teeth[H8127] are as a flock[H5739] of sheep[H7353] which go up[H7945] [H5927] from[H4480] the washing,[H7367] whereof every one[H7945] [H3605] beareth twins,[H8382] and there is not[H369] one barren[H7909] among them.

7. As a piece[H6400] of a pomegranate[H7416] are thy temples[H7451] within[H4480] [H1157] thy locks.[H6777]

8. There[H1992] are threescore[H8346] queens,[H4436] and fourscore[H8084] concubines,[H6370] and virgins[H5959] without[H369] number.[H4557]

9. My dove,[H3123] my undefiled[H8535] is but one;[H259] she[H1931] is the only one[H259] of her mother,[H517] she[H1931] is the choice[H1249] one of her that bore[H3205] her. The daughters[H1323] saw[H7200] her, and blessed[H833] her; yea, the queens[H4436] and the concubines,[H6370] and they praised[H1984] her.

10. Who[H4310] is she[H2063] that looketh forth[H8259] as the morning,[H7837] fair[H3303] as the moon,[H3842] clear[H1249] as the sun,[H2535] and terrible[H366] as an army with banners?[H1713]

11. I went down[H3381] into[H413] the garden[H1594] of nuts[H93] to see[H7200] the fruits[H3] of the valley,[H5158] and to see[H7200] whether the vine[H1612] flourished,[H6524] and the pomegranates[H7416] budded.[H5132]

12. Or ever[H3808] I was aware,[H3045] my soul[H5315] made[H7760] me like the chariots[H4818] of Ammi-nadib.[H5971] [H5081]

13. Return,[H7725] return,[H7725] O Shulamite;[H7759] return,[H7725] return,[H7725] that we may look[H2372] upon thee. What[H4100] will ye see[H2372] in the Shulamite?[H7759] As it were the company[H4246] of two armies.[H4264]