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WORD Research this...Song of Solomon 3
- 1 Jag sökte om nattena i mine säng, den min själ kär hade; jag sökte, men jag fann honom intet.
- 2 Jag will stå upp och gå omkring i staden, på gator och gränder, och söka den min själ kär hafwer: Jag sökte, men jag fann honom intet.
- 3 Mig funno wäktarena, som kringom i staden gå: Hafwen J icke sett den min själ kär hafwer?
- 4 Då jag kom litet framom dem, så fann jag den min själ kär hafwer: Jag håller honom, och will icke öfwergiwa honom, tilldess jag hafwer honom in uti mine moders hus, uti mine moders kammar.
- 5 Jag beswär eder, J Jerusalems döttrar, wid rår och hinder på markene, att J icke uppwävcken mina käro, eller omaken henne, tilldess henne själf lyster.
- 6 Ho är denna, som uppgår utur öknene, såsom en rök af myrrham, rökelse och allahanda apothekares pulver?
- 7 Si omkring Salomos säng stå sextio starke, utaf de starka i Jsrael;
- 8 Alle hålla de swärd, och äro behändige till strids; hwardera hafwer sitt swärd wid sina sido, för fruktans skull, om nattena.
- 9 Konung Salomo lät göra sig ett sängerum af Libanons trä;
- 10 Dess stodar woro af silfwer, täckelsen af guld, sätet af purpur, bottnen deruti war lusteliga lagd för Jerusalems döttrars skull.
- 11 Går ut, J Zions döttrar, och skåder Konung Salomo, i den krono, der hans moder honom med krönt hafwer, på hans bröllopsdag, och på hans hjertas fröjds dag.
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Svenska Karl XII:s Bibel (1703) (swekarlxii - 1)
2009-03-25Swedish (sv)
Karl XII:s bibel är den reviderade utgåvan av den svenska bibelöversättningen från 1541 (Gustav Vasas bibel). Den trycktes 1703 och var den officiella svenska kyrkobibeln fram till 1917.
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