The study of imagery and figures of speech in the song of songs in King James version as found in the first song and the sixth song - Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya Repository
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TI{E FIRSTSONG
The author describesthe situation when the bride ask the people or maybe limited
to her family to let a man, that is the groom, to kiss her wtth the kisses of his
mouth for his love is better than wine. Next the author mentions that becauseof
the savour of the groom's good ointments then his name is as ointment poured
forth, therefore do the virgins love him. After that, the bride tells the groom to
draw her and she will run after him: finally, the king - the groom - hath brought
the bride into his chambers.Therefore,the bride says:she will be glad and rqoice
in the groom, she will remember his love more than wine. Once again the author
states:the uprights love the groom.
Next, the bride tells the women of Jerusalemthat she is black but comely. She
mentions the reason,that is, becausethe sun hath looked upon her: her mother's
children were angry with her, they made her the keeper ofthe vineyards,but her
own vineyard has she not kept.
Then the author tells us that the bride asks the groom, whom her soul loveth, tell
her where the groom feedest,where the gtoom makest thy flock to rest at noon:
fro why should shebe as one that turneth aside by the flocks ofthe companions.
Therefore, here is the part of the groom, the groom tell the bride, the fairest
among women, that if she know not, go her way forth by the footsteps of the
flock, and feed her kids besidethe shepherds'tents. The groom has comparedthe
bride, his love, to a company of horses in Pharaoh's chariots. Her cheeks are
comely with rows of jewels, her neck with chains of gold. So, the groom will
make her bordersof gold with studsof silver.
The bride replies the groom by saying: when the king sitteth at his table, her
spikenardsendethlbrth the smell thereof. The bride saysthat a bundle of mynh is
her beloved unto her; he shall lie all night betwixt her breasts.Her beloved is unto
her as a cluster of camphire in the vineyardsof Engedi.
Next, the groom takes the turn replying the bride by saying:"behold, thou art fair,
my love; behold thou art fair, thou has doves' eyes."
Then the bride replies the same sentence:behold thou art fair, my beloved. Then
the bride adds: yea pleasant, their bed is green. The beams of their house are
cedar, and their rafters of fir. Therefore, she statesthat she is the rose of Sharon,
and the lily ofthe valleys.
Next, the groom replies that, as the lily among thoms so is his beloved among the
daughters.
After that, the bride replies that, as the apple tree among the trees of the wood, so
is her beloved among the sons. She sat down under his shadowwith great delight,
and his fruit was sweet to her taste. The groom brought her to the banqueting
house and the groom's banner over her was love. Stay her with flagons, comfort
her with apples: for she is sick of love. The bride tells us that the groom's left
hand is under her head,and his right doth embraceher.
The last, the bride curses:she chargesthem, daughtersof Jerusalem,by the roes,
and by the hinds of the held, that they stir not up, nor awake her love, till he
olease.
PARAPHRASING
TFIESXTH SONG
The author tells us that the women of Jerusalemask each other: who is this that
cometh up from the wilderness,leaning upon her beloved?
Then the bride saysthat she raised the groom up under the apple tree. In the same
place, the groom's mother brought him forth. There also, his mother brought him
forth that bare him.
After that, the bride asks the groom to set her as a seal upon his heart, as a seal
upon his arm: for her love is strong as death,andjealousy is cruel as the grave.
Her love is like the coals of fire which hath a most vehementflame. She saysthat
many water cannot quench love; neither can the floods drown it.
Then, at last, the bride warns us that if we would give all the substanceof our
housefor love, it would utterly be contemned.
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name is as ointment
ooured forth. therefore do
the virginslove thee. a
Draw me, we will run after
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me into his chambers:we
will be glad and rejoicein
thee, we will rememberthy
love more than wine: the
uprightlove thee- 5 | am
black,but comely,O ye
daughtersof Jerusalem,
as the tents of Kedar,as
the curtainsof Solomon.6
Look not uoon me.
becauseI am black,
becausethe sun hath
lookedupon me: my
mother'schildrenwere
angry with me; they made
me the keeperof the
vineyards;but mine own
vineyardhave I not kept. 7
Tell me, O thou whom my
soul loveth,where thou
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makest thy flock to rest at
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companyof horsesin
Pharaoh'schariots.1oThy
cheeksare comelywith
rows of jewels, thy neck
with chainsof gold. 11We
will make thee bordersof
gold with studsof silver.12
While the king sittethat
his table, my spikenard
sendethforth the smell
thereof.13A bundleof
myrrh is my well-beloved
untome; he shalllie all
night betwixtmy breasts.
14My belovedis unto me
as a clusterof camphirein
the vineyardsof Engedi.15
Behold,thou art fair, my
love; behold,thou art fair;
thou hast doves'eyes. 16
Behold,thou art fair, my
beloved,yea, pleasant:
also our bed is green. 17
The beamsof our house
are cedar, and our rafters
of fir.
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I I am the rose of Sharon,
and the lily of the valleys.2
As the lily amongthorns,
so is my love amongthe
daughters.3 As the apple
tree among the trees of the
wood, so is my beloved
amongthe sons. I sat
down under his shadow
with great delight,and his
fruit was sweet to my taste.
4 He broughtme to the
banqueting house, and his
bannerover me was love.
5 Stay me with flagons,
comfortme with apples:for
I am sick of love.6 His left
hand is under my head,
and his right hand doth
embraceme. 7 | charge
you, O ye daughtersof
Jerusalem,by the roes,
and by the hinds of the
field, that ye stir not up,
nor awake my love,till he
please I The voice of my
beloved!behold,he
comethleapingupon the
mountains,skippingupon
the hills.e My belovedis
like a roe or a young hart:
behold,he standeth
behindour wall, he looketh
forth at the windows,
shewinghimselfthrough
the lattice.1oMy beloved
spake,and said unto me,
Rise up, my love, my fair
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1 o that thou wert as my
brother,that suckedthe
breasts of my mother!
when I shouldfind thee
without.I would kiss thee:
yea, I shouldnot be
despised.2lwouldlead
thee, and bringthee into
my mother'shouse,who
would instructme: I would
cause thee to drink of
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my pomegranate.3 His left
hand shouldbe under my
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shouldembraceme. a I
charge you, O daughters
of Jerusalem,that ye stir
not up, nor awake my love,
until he olease.5 Who is
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upon her beloved?| raised
thee up underthe apple
tree: there thy mother
broughtthee forth:there
she brought thee forth that
bare thee. 6 Set me as a
seal uoon thine heart.as a
seal upon thine arm: for
love is strongas death;
jealousyis cruel as the
grave:the coals thereof
are coals of fire, which
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flame. 7 Many waters
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PARAPHRASING
TI{E FIRSTSONG
The author describesthe situation when the bride ask the people or maybe limited
to her family to let a man, that is the groom, to kiss her wtth the kisses of his
mouth for his love is better than wine. Next the author mentions that becauseof
the savour of the groom's good ointments then his name is as ointment poured
forth, therefore do the virgins love him. After that, the bride tells the groom to
draw her and she will run after him: finally, the king - the groom - hath brought
the bride into his chambers.Therefore,the bride says:she will be glad and rqoice
in the groom, she will remember his love more than wine. Once again the author
states:the uprights love the groom.
Next, the bride tells the women of Jerusalemthat she is black but comely. She
mentions the reason,that is, becausethe sun hath looked upon her: her mother's
children were angry with her, they made her the keeper ofthe vineyards,but her
own vineyard has she not kept.
Then the author tells us that the bride asks the groom, whom her soul loveth, tell
her where the groom feedest,where the gtoom makest thy flock to rest at noon:
fro why should shebe as one that turneth aside by the flocks ofthe companions.
Therefore, here is the part of the groom, the groom tell the bride, the fairest
among women, that if she know not, go her way forth by the footsteps of the
flock, and feed her kids besidethe shepherds'tents. The groom has comparedthe
bride, his love, to a company of horses in Pharaoh's chariots. Her cheeks are
comely with rows of jewels, her neck with chains of gold. So, the groom will
make her bordersof gold with studsof silver.
The bride replies the groom by saying: when the king sitteth at his table, her
spikenardsendethlbrth the smell thereof. The bride saysthat a bundle of mynh is
her beloved unto her; he shall lie all night betwixt her breasts.Her beloved is unto
her as a cluster of camphire in the vineyardsof Engedi.
Next, the groom takes the turn replying the bride by saying:"behold, thou art fair,
my love; behold thou art fair, thou has doves' eyes."
Then the bride replies the same sentence:behold thou art fair, my beloved. Then
the bride adds: yea pleasant, their bed is green. The beams of their house are
cedar, and their rafters of fir. Therefore, she statesthat she is the rose of Sharon,
and the lily ofthe valleys.
Next, the groom replies that, as the lily among thoms so is his beloved among the
daughters.
After that, the bride replies that, as the apple tree among the trees of the wood, so
is her beloved among the sons. She sat down under his shadowwith great delight,
and his fruit was sweet to her taste. The groom brought her to the banqueting
house and the groom's banner over her was love. Stay her with flagons, comfort
her with apples: for she is sick of love. The bride tells us that the groom's left
hand is under her head,and his right doth embraceher.
The last, the bride curses:she chargesthem, daughtersof Jerusalem,by the roes,
and by the hinds of the held, that they stir not up, nor awake her love, till he
olease.
PARAPHRASING
TFIESXTH SONG
The author tells us that the women of Jerusalemask each other: who is this that
cometh up from the wilderness,leaning upon her beloved?
Then the bride saysthat she raised the groom up under the apple tree. In the same
place, the groom's mother brought him forth. There also, his mother brought him
forth that bare him.
After that, the bride asks the groom to set her as a seal upon his heart, as a seal
upon his arm: for her love is strong as death,andjealousy is cruel as the grave.
Her love is like the coals of fire which hath a most vehementflame. She saysthat
many water cannot quench love; neither can the floods drown it.
Then, at last, the bride warns us that if we would give all the substanceof our
housefor love, it would utterly be contemned.
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1 The song of songs,
which is Solomon's.2 Let
him kiss me with the kisses
of his mouth:for thy love is
betterthan wine. 3
Because of the savour of
thy good ointmentsthy
name is as ointment
ooured forth. therefore do
the virginslove thee. a
Draw me, we will run after
thee: the king hath brought
me into his chambers:we
will be glad and rejoicein
thee, we will rememberthy
love more than wine: the
uprightlove thee- 5 | am
black,but comely,O ye
daughtersof Jerusalem,
as the tents of Kedar,as
the curtainsof Solomon.6
Look not uoon me.
becauseI am black,
becausethe sun hath
lookedupon me: my
mother'schildrenwere
angry with me; they made
me the keeperof the
vineyards;but mine own
vineyardhave I not kept. 7
Tell me, O thou whom my
soul loveth,where thou
feedest,where thou
makest thy flock to rest at
noon:for why should I be
as one that turnethaside
by the flocks of thy
comoanions?o lf thou
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amongwomen,go tny way
forth by the footsteps of
the flock, and feed thy kids
besidethe sheoherds'
tents.9lhavecompared
thee, O my love,to a
companyof horsesin
Pharaoh'schariots.1oThy
cheeksare comelywith
rows of jewels, thy neck
with chainsof gold. 11We
will make thee bordersof
gold with studsof silver.12
While the king sittethat
his table, my spikenard
sendethforth the smell
thereof.13A bundleof
myrrh is my well-beloved
untome; he shalllie all
night betwixtmy breasts.
14My belovedis unto me
as a clusterof camphirein
the vineyardsof Engedi.15
Behold,thou art fair, my
love; behold,thou art fair;
thou hast doves'eyes. 16
Behold,thou art fair, my
beloved,yea, pleasant:
also our bed is green. 17
The beamsof our house
are cedar, and our rafters
of fir.
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I I am the rose of Sharon,
and the lily of the valleys.2
As the lily amongthorns,
so is my love amongthe
daughters.3 As the apple
tree among the trees of the
wood, so is my beloved
amongthe sons. I sat
down under his shadow
with great delight,and his
fruit was sweet to my taste.
4 He broughtme to the
banqueting house, and his
bannerover me was love.
5 Stay me with flagons,
comfortme with apples:for
I am sick of love.6 His left
hand is under my head,
and his right hand doth
embraceme. 7 | charge
you, O ye daughtersof
Jerusalem,by the roes,
and by the hinds of the
field, that ye stir not up,
nor awake my love,till he
please I The voice of my
beloved!behold,he
comethleapingupon the
mountains,skippingupon
the hills.e My belovedis
like a roe or a young hart:
behold,he standeth
behindour wall, he looketh
forth at the windows,
shewinghimselfthrough
the lattice.1oMy beloved
spake,and said unto me,
Rise up, my love, my fair
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1 o that thou wert as my
brother,that suckedthe
breasts of my mother!
when I shouldfind thee
without.I would kiss thee:
yea, I shouldnot be
despised.2lwouldlead
thee, and bringthee into
my mother'shouse,who
would instructme: I would
cause thee to drink of
spicedwine of the juice of
my pomegranate.3 His left
hand shouldbe under my
head, and his right hand
shouldembraceme. a I
charge you, O daughters
of Jerusalem,that ye stir
not up, nor awake my love,
until he olease.5 Who is
this that comethup from
the wilderness,leaning
upon her beloved?| raised
thee up underthe apple
tree: there thy mother
broughtthee forth:there
she brought thee forth that
bare thee. 6 Set me as a
seal uoon thine heart.as a
seal upon thine arm: for
love is strongas death;
jealousyis cruel as the
grave:the coals thereof
are coals of fire, which
hath a most vehement
flame. 7 Many waters
cannotquenchlove,
neithercan the floods
drown if if a man worrld
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