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Solomon's Finest Song 1
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CHAPTER 1
SOLOMON’S FINEST SONG
The city of the Peaceful [the Self-existent - the Holy Spirit] - Jerusalem - yearns after her King, the Self-existent, the Holy Spirit [Melchizedek], when He was away to bring Israel to the promised land:
GIVE me a kiss, my Beloved [the Peaceful - the Self-existent, the Holy Spirit]. Your kiss is sweeter than wine.
The fragrance of Your perfume is intoxicating; Your name is perfume poured out. Virgins fall in love with You.
Draw me, and I will run after You. Bring me to Your bedchamber, I will be glad and rejoice. I value my Well-beloved more than wine. It is only right to fall in love with You.
The King, the Peaceful [the Self-Existent - the Holy Spirit] responds:
Dearest people of the city of the Peaceful - Jerusalem - I am dark and beautiful like the tent of Kedar, as the curtains of Solomon.
Do not stare at Me because I am dark, because the sun has dealt with Me. My mother’s sons were angry with Me; they said, “You were made a keeper of vineyards, yet You do not watch over Your own vineyard.”
The city of the Peaceful’s [the Self-existent - the Holy Spirit’s] – Jerusalem’s - yearning after her King, the Self-existent, the Holy Spirit [Melchizedek], continues:
Open up, Love of my soul: Where do You pasture Your flock? Where do You let them rest at noon? Why should I stray to the flock of Your companions?
The King, the Peaceful [the Self-Existent - the Holy Spirit] responds:
You don’t know, most beautiful one? Follow the footsteps of the shepherds feeding the young female goats beside the habitation of the shepherds [Gilead - the territory occupied by the tribes of Reuben, Gad and half Manasseh, east of the Jordan, formerly the lands of Sihon king of the Amorites and Og king of Bashan].
The city of the Peaceful [the Self-existent - the Holy Spirit] - Jerusalem - eulogizes her King, the Self-existent, the Holy Spirit [Melchizedek]:
To me, my Beloved, You are like a company of horses in Pharoah's chariots.
Your cheeks are beautiful with jewelry, Your neck, with gold necklace.
I will make gold jewelry for You, coated with silver.
The King’s bedchamber’s perfume releases its fragrance.
You are a bundle of myrrh, my Beloved, lie all night on my breast.
My Beloved is a cluster of henna in the vineyards of En-gedi.
You are the fairest, my Beloved; really, the fairest; Your eyes are doves’.
You are fair, my Beloved, and pleasant. Our bed is prosperous; the beams of the palace are cedars; and our rafters are cypresses.