• Capítulo 4

• ₁₁     |Cantares 4:11| Thy lips, ^H8193 O my spouse, ^H3618 drop ^H5197 as the honeycomb: ^H5317 honey ^H1706 and milk ^H2461 are under thy tongue; ^H3956 and the smell ^H7381 of thy garments ^H8008 is like the smell ^H7381 of Lebanon. ^H3844
             

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• ₁₂     |Cantares 4:12| A garden ^H1588 inclosed ^H5274 is my sister, ^H269 my spouse; ^H3618 a spring ^H1530 shut up, ^H5274 a fountain ^H4599 sealed. ^H2856
             

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• ₁₃     |Cantares 4:13| Thy plants ^H7973 are an orchard ^H6508 of pomegranates, ^H7416 with pleasant ^H4022 fruits; ^H6529 camphire, ^H3724 with spikenard, ^H5373
             

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• ₁₄     |Cantares 4:14| Spikenard ^H5373 and saffron; ^H3750 calamus ^H7070 and cinnamon, ^H7076 with all trees ^H6086 of frankincense; ^H3828 myrrh ^H4753 and aloes, ^H174 with all the chief ^H7218 spices: ^H1314
             

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• ₁₅     |Cantares 4:15| A fountain ^H4599 of gardens, ^H1588 a well ^H875 of living ^H2416 waters, ^H4325 and streams ^H5140 from Lebanon. ^H3844
             

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• ₁₆     |Cantares 4:16| Awake, ^H5782 O north wind; ^H6828 and come, ^H935 thou south; ^H8486 blow ^H6315 upon my garden, ^H1588 that the spices ^H1314 thereof may flow out. ^H5140 Let my beloved ^H1730 come ^H935 into his garden, ^H1588 and eat ^H398 his pleasant ^H4022 fruits. ^H6529
             

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