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Song of Songs Chapter 3 Contemporary English Version (2006)

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아가 3장은 여인이 밤에 사랑하는 이를 찾아 헤매다 만나는 장면과, 거친 들에서 오는 솔로몬의 가마 행렬과 혼인날을 노래하는 장이다.

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3Song of Songs · Contemporary English Version (2006)
1While in bed at night, I reached for the one I love with heart and soul. I looked for him, but he wasn't there.
2So I searched through the town for the one I love. I looked on every street, but he wasn't there.
3I even asked the guards patrolling the town, “Have you seen the one I love so much?”
4Right after that, I found him. I held him and would not let go until I had taken him to the home of my mother.
5Young women of Jerusalem, promise me by the power of deer and gazelles, never to awaken love before it is ready.
6What do we see approaching from the desert like a cloud of smoke? With it comes the sweet smell of spices, including myrrh and frankincense.
7It is King Solomon carried on a throne, surrounded by sixty of Israel's best soldiers.
8Each of them wears a sword. They are experts at fighting, even in the dark.
9The throne is made of trees from Lebanon.
10Its posts are silver, the back is gold, and the seat is covered with purple cloth. You women of Jerusalem have taken great care to furnish the inside.
11Now come and see the crown given to Solomon by his mother on his happy wedding day.

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