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Cantares de Salomâo 2:10

Listen to Cantares de Salomâo 2:10
10 Fala o meu amado e me diz: Levanta-te, amada minha, formosa minha, e vem.

Cantares de Salomâo 2:10 Meaning and Commentary

Song of Solomon 2:10

My beloved spake, and said unto me
Christ, the church's beloved, being so near her, she could distinctly hear and understand what he spoke, and relate the very words: or, "he answered to me" F16; to a secret petition, put up to him for a more full enjoyment of him; for there is mental as well as vocal prayer, which Christ, as God omniscient, knows full well, and gives answer to: of this may be an answer to her petitions in ( Song of Solomon 2:5 ) ; and as some in ( Song of Solomon 2:6 ) ; however, Christ said something after related, that she well knew he spake, and not another, and to her in particular. What he said follows: Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away;
the affectionate and endearing titles of "love" and "fair one", have been met with and explained, on ( Song of Solomon 1:5 Song of Solomon 1:8 Song of Solomon 1:9 ) ; and are repeated to show his ardent love to her, notwithstanding the frame she was in, which was very probably a slothful one, by the exhortations given; and to remove her discouragements, arising from her present state; and to prevail upon her to get up from her bed of carnal sloth and security, at least to shake off her indolence; and to quit her seat and company, and go along with him, or where he should direct, since it would be to her own advantage: for the words may be rendered, "rise up for thyself, and come away for thyself" F17; it will turn to thy account, and to do otherwise will be detrimental to thee. The arguments follow.


FOOTNOTES:

F16 (hne) "respondit", Montanus, Vatablus, Piscator, Marckius, Michaelis.
F17 (Kl yklw Kl ymwq) "surge tibi, et abi tibi", Montanus, Cocceius, so Vatablus, Marckius.
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Cantares de Salomâo 2:10 In-Context

8 A voz do meu amado! eis que vem aí, saltando sobre os montes, pulando sobre os outeiros.
9 O meu amado é semelhante ao gamo, ou ao filho do veado; eis que está detrás da nossa parede, olhando pelas janelas, lançando os olhos pelas grades.
10 Fala o meu amado e me diz: Levanta-te, amada minha, formosa minha, e vem.
11 Pois eis que já passou o inverno; a chuva cessou, e se foi;
12 aparecem as flores na terra; já chegou o tempo de cantarem as aves, e a voz da rola ouve-se em nossa terra.
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