The Song of Solomon V.10 No.3
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3 ; Ivi. 10, passages not appropriate in this connection), but conformably to the similar pas- sage, vi. 12, "if thou know not," viz..- where ihy lover feeds, this object being readily supplied '3pj^'3 ^S-xy go out follow there- 2C; 2 going from the context. — ]XSn at the heels of the flock," i. e., go after it, its tracks, comp. Judg. iv. 10; v. 15. Ni" fore denotes here, as the Hiphil in Isa. xl.
Sam. V. 2, going forth with the flock, not out of the palace (Vaih., etc.). — " Thy kids, !. e., ...the kids which as such an enthusiastic ad- mirer of country life, and a shepherd's occupa- tion you must certainly have. That she actually had some with her (Weissb.) by no means fol- lows from this expression.
6. Second Scene. Solomon, vers. 9-11. The king has now returned from the engagements, which had hitherto detained him from his wo- men, and he begins a tender conversation with Shulamith, who is favored by him above all the rest ; during which the others withdraw into the background. Comp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 ; Ivi. 10, passages not appropriate in this connection), but conformably to the similar pas- sage, vi. 12, "if thou know not," viz..- where ihy lover feeds, this object being readily supplied '3pj^'3 ^S-xy go out follow there- 2C; 2 going from the context. — ]XSn at the heels of the flock," i. e., go after it, its tracks, comp. Judg. iv. 10; v. 15. Ni" fore denotes here, as the Hiphil in Isa. xl.
Sam. V. 2, going forth with the flock, not out of the palace (Vaih., etc.). — " Thy kids, !. e., ...the kids which as such an enthusiastic ad- mirer of country life, and a shepherd's occupa- tion you must certainly have. That she actually had some with her (Weissb.) by no means fol- lows from this expression.
6. Second Scene. Solomon, vers. 9-11. The king has now returned from the engagements, which had hitherto detained him from his wo- men, and he begins a tender conversation with Shulamith, who is favored by him above all the rest ; during which the others withdraw into the background. Comp.
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