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1:16 xejw What does the woman say serves as their bed? Lush plants serve as their bed. 1:16 xejw What does the woman say serves as their bed? Lush plants serve as their bed.
1:17 tpux Of what does the woman say the beams and rafters are made? The beams and rafters are made of cedar and pine trees. 1:17 tpux Of what does the woman say the beams and rafters are made? The beams and rafters are made of cedar and pine trees.
2:1 xx7j How did the woman describe herself? She described herself as a flower of the plain, a lily of the valleys. 2:1 xx7j How did the woman describe herself? She described herself as a flower of the plain, a lily of the valleys.
2:2 gymu What does the man say she is like among the daughters of his countrymen? He said she was like a lily among thorns. 2:2 gymu What does the man say she was like among the daughters of his countrymen? He said she was like a lily among thorns.
2:3 wbxs How did the woman describe her beloved among the young men? The woman described her young man as the apple tree among the trees of the forest. 2:3 wbxs How did the woman describe her beloved among the young men? The woman described her young man as the apple tree among the trees of the forest.
2:3 szks Where did the woman sit? She sat down under his shadow with great delight. 2:3 szks Where did the woman sit? She sat down under his shadow with great delight.
2:3 jhdr What was sweet to her taste? His fruit was sweet to her taste. 2:3 jhdr What was sweet to her taste? His fruit was sweet to her taste.
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4:9 j4su What did Solomon call his bride? Solomon called her his sister. 4:9 j4su What did Solomon call his bride? Solomon called her his sister.
4:9 dvq1 What did Solomon tell his bride she had enchanted? He said she had enchanted his heart. 4:9 dvq1 What did Solomon tell his bride she had enchanted? He said she had enchanted his heart.
4:9 mfbw What did Solomon say was beautiful and what was it better than? Solomon said her love was beautiful and better than wine. 4:9 mfbw What did Solomon say was beautiful and what was it better than? Solomon said her love was beautiful and better than wine.
4:10 hsfs What is the smell of her perfume better than? The smell of her perfume is better than any spice. 4:10 hsfs What was the smell of her perfume better than? The smell of her perfume was better than any spice.
4:11 pdtr With what did he say his bride’s lips dripped and what was under her tongue? He said his bride’s lips dripped with honey and she had honey and milk under her tongue. 4:11 pdtr With what did he say his bride’s lips dripped and what was under her tongue? He said his bride’s lips dripped with honey and she had honey and milk under her tongue.
4:11 fy1q What did the woman’s clothes smell like? Her clothes smelled like the fragrance of Lebanon. 4:11 fy1q What did the woman’s clothes smell like? Her clothes smelled like the fragrance of Lebanon.
4:12 v9ds What kind of garden and what kind of spring did Solomon say his sister, his bride, was like? Solomon said she was like a garden locked up and a spring that was sealed. 4:12 v9ds What kind of garden and what kind of spring did Solomon say his sister, his bride, was like? Solomon said she was like a garden locked up and a spring that was sealed.

1 Reference ID Tags Quote Occurrence Question Response
19 1:16 xejw What does the woman say serves as their bed? Lush plants serve as their bed.
20 1:17 tpux Of what does the woman say the beams and rafters are made? The beams and rafters are made of cedar and pine trees.
21 2:1 xx7j How did the woman describe herself? She described herself as a flower of the plain, a lily of the valleys.
22 2:2 gymu What does the man say she is like among the daughters of his countrymen? What does the man say she was like among the daughters of his countrymen? He said she was like a lily among thorns.
23 2:3 wbxs How did the woman describe her beloved among the young men? The woman described her young man as the apple tree among the trees of the forest.
24 2:3 szks Where did the woman sit? She sat down under his shadow with great delight.
25 2:3 jhdr What was sweet to her taste? His fruit was sweet to her taste.
71 4:9 j4su What did Solomon call his bride? Solomon called her his sister.
72 4:9 dvq1 What did Solomon tell his bride she had enchanted? He said she had enchanted his heart.
73 4:9 mfbw What did Solomon say was beautiful and what was it better than? Solomon said her love was beautiful and better than wine.
74 4:10 hsfs What is the smell of her perfume better than? What was the smell of her perfume better than? The smell of her perfume is better than any spice. The smell of her perfume was better than any spice.
75 4:11 pdtr With what did he say his bride’s lips dripped and what was under her tongue? He said his bride’s lips dripped with honey and she had honey and milk under her tongue.
76 4:11 fy1q What did the woman’s clothes smell like? Her clothes smelled like the fragrance of Lebanon.
77 4:12 v9ds What kind of garden and what kind of spring did Solomon say his sister, his bride, was like? Solomon said she was like a garden locked up and a spring that was sealed.