1. Behold, thou {art} fair, my love; behold, thou {art} fair; thou {hast} doves' eyes within thy locks: thy hair {is} as a flock of goats, that appear from mount Gilead. {that...: or, that eat of, etc} →

Ah, Song of Solomon 4—the lovey-dovey, sappy chapter. In this chapter, the speaker is all about the love of his beloved. He says she's like a mare in Pharaoh's chariot and has eyes like doves. He says her teeth are like a flock of sheep, her cheeks are like a bed of spices, her lips are like a scarlet ribbon, and her neck is like a tower of ivory. →

Joe: All right, all right, all right! So we've got an expert on the Bible here with us in the studio, and we're gonna talk about the Song of Solomon. I'm so excited! What can you tell us about chapter 4? →

Alex Trebek: So, what do you do for a living? Contestant: I'm a Bible scholar. I specialize in summarizing the Bible chapter by chapter. Alex Trebek (sighing): Alright, here we go again... Go ahead then, summarize Song of Solomon 4. →

1-8. Listen up, maggots! Solomon's got the hots for his lady love, and he's not afraid to say it! In Song of Solomon 4:1-8, he praises her beauty and compares her to some exotic flowers and spices. He says her eyes are like doves, her hair is like a flock of goats, and her lips are like a scarlet ribbon. →

Robin: Holy Chorus of Cherubim, Batman! What secrets does this chapter of the Bible hold? Batman: Patience, old chum! The Song of Solomon chapter 4 speaks of a love between two people, Robin. Catwoman: Hmph! Love? What is there to love about that? →

1-11. C'mon, man! Listen, Jack. Folks, Song of Solomon 4:1-11 is a real wild ride. Here's the deal: here's this guy, he's like, "Ah, you're so beautiful, my love! Literally, you're like a beautiful garden, with a thousand fragrant flowers!" My father used to say, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder!" I'm not joking. →

1-7. Song of Solomon 4:1-7 is truly an amazing and unbelievable chapter! It's a testament to the great love between two people, and it's terrific that God bless America with the gift of love. The woman is described by her beloved as "a garden locked up, a spring sealed up. →

Peter: Alright, so here's the deal with Song of Solomon Chapter 4. Lois: Oh yeah, we got a love story here folks! Peter: Yeah, it's like The Notebook, but with a Bible twist. Stewie: Ugh, how romantic. Brian: Yeah, so basically, the beloved is telling her lover how beautiful she thinks he is. →