King James Version (KJV) With Strong Codes

1. How[H4100] beautiful[H3302] are thy feet[H6471] with shoes,[H5275] O prince's[H5081] daughter![H1323] the joints[H2542] of thy thighs[H3409] are like[H3644] jewels,[H2481] the work[H4639] of the hands[H3027] of a cunning workman.[H542]

2. Thy navel[H8326] is like a round[H5469] goblet,[H101] which wanteth[H2637] not[H408] liquor:[H4197] thy belly[H990] is like a heap[H6194] of wheat[H2406] set about[H5473] with lilies.[H7799]

3. Thy two[H8147] breasts[H7699] are like two[H8147] young[H6082] roes[H6646] that are twins.[H8380]

4. Thy neck[H6677] is as a tower[H4026] of ivory;[H8127] thine eyes[H5869] like the fishpools[H1295] in Heshbon,[H2809] by[H5921] the gate[H8179] of Bathrabbim:[H1337] thy nose[H639] is as the tower[H4026] of Lebanon[H3844] which looketh[H6822] toward[H6440] Damascus.[H1834]

5. Thine head[H7218] upon[H5921] thee is like Carmel,[H3760] and the hair[H1803] of thine head[H7218] like purple;[H713] the king[H4428] is held[H631] in the galleries.[H7298]

6. How[H4100] fair[H3302] and how[H4100] pleasant[H5276] art thou, O love,[H160] for delights![H8588]

7. This[H2063] thy stature[H6967] is like[H1819] to a palm tree,[H8558] and thy breasts[H7699] to clusters[H811] of grapes.

8. I said,[H559] I will go up[H5927] to the palm tree,[H8558] I will take hold[H270] of the boughs[H5577] thereof: now[H4994] also thy breasts[H7699] shall be[H1961] as clusters[H811] of the vine,[H1612] and the smell[H7381] of thy nose[H639] like apples;[H8598]

9. And the roof of thy mouth[H2441] like the best[H2896] wine[H3196] for my beloved,[H1730] that goeth[H1980] down sweetly,[H4339] causing the lips[H8193] of those that are asleep[H3463] to speak.[H1680]

10. I[H589] am my beloved's,[H1730] and his desire[H8669] is toward[H5921] me.

11. Come,[H1980] my beloved,[H1730] let us go forth[H3318] into the field;[H7704] let us lodge[H3885] in the villages.[H3723]

12. Let us get up early[H7925] to the vineyards;[H3754] let us see[H7200] if[H518] the vine[H1612] flourish,[H6524] whether the tender grape[H5563] appear,[H6524] and the pomegranates[H7416] bud forth:[H5132] there[H8033] will I give[H5414] thee[H853] my loves.[H1730]

13. The mandrakes[H1736] give[H5414] a smell,[H7381] and at[H5921] our gates[H6607] are all manner[H3605] of pleasant[H4022] fruits, new[H2319] and[H1571] old,[H3465] which I have laid up[H6845] for thee, O my beloved.[H1730]