Song of Solomon 2: Spring Comes and Love Waits
The man likens the woman to a lily among thorns, and she urges the women of Jerusalem not to stir up love before its proper time. He comes swiftly over the hills and calls her away because winter has ended; she declares that they belong to each other and asks him to be swift as a gazelle.
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How does the woman picture her beloved as he comes to her in 2:8-9?
