1. Whither is thy beloved gone, O thou fairest among women? whither is thy beloved turned aside? that we may seek him with thee. / 2. My beloved is gone down into his garden, to the beds of spices, to feed in the gardens, and to gather lilies. →

Hey there, it's Norm MacDonald with a summary of the Bible, and this time we've got Song of Solomon 6. This chapter's all about the love between Solomon and the Shulamite woman. We've got Solomon asking a group of ladies, "Where has your beloved gone, O fairest among women?" They respond, "Where has your beloved turned aside? We will seek him with you. →

Joe: Alright, we're talkin' about Song of Solomon 6, what can you tell us about it? Bible Expert: Sure. In this chapter, the speaker speaks of the beloved's beauty. He is in awe of her and speaks of her hair, her eyes, her cheeks, her lips, and her neck. →

Contestant: In Song of Solomon 6, the beloved's friends find her in the countryside and ask her to tell them where her beloved is. Alex Trebek: Very interesting… So, what do you like to do in your free time? →

"Hey, you! Listen up! Chapter 6 of Song of Solomon is all about love. The King and his friends are looking for the Shulamite woman and they find her in a group of 60 queens and 80 concubines. They call her the 'fairest among women' and the 'most beautiful of them all. →

Batman: Ah, Robin, it looks like we've reached the sixth chapter of Solomon's Song. Robin: What do you think it's about, Batman? Batman: I'm sure it's about love, Robin. After all, Solomon's Song is the oldest love poem in the world. →

Listen, Jack, c'mon man, here's the deal: Solomon is telling his bride that she's so beautiful that he can't even comprehend it. He says she's like a garden of pomegranates and that her lips are like sweet fruit. →

1-3. My fellow Americans, let me tell you about the Song of Solomon 6:1-3. It's a truly terrific chapter, full of amazing stories of love and devotion. In verse 1 it talks about the beloved, who is like a troop of beautiful horses, a very fine sight indeed! And then in verse 2, it talks about the beloved being compared to a flock of doves, so soft and gentle. →

Peter Griffin: Alright, so let's talk about Song of Solomon 6. So, uh, the Shulamite says that her beloved is like a flock of goats. Uh, so, then he's compared to a bed of spices and... Lois Griffin: Honey, can you be a little less crass? →