This is only a side project of mine, so I cannot spend to much time on it. The current result in a very alpha'isch state.
Songs 6:4:
What are the banner-bearers in Songs 6:4 and 6:10, and why is the word feminine?
Why are the "daughters of Jerusalem" always treated as grammatically masculine in Song of Songs?
What are the banner-bearers in Songs 6:4 and 6:10, and why is the word feminine?
Songs 6:7:
What's the significance of pomegranates?
Songs 6:10:
What are the banner-bearers in Songs 6:4 and 6:10, and why is the word feminine?
Is the scroll/book revealed in Revelation 5:8-9 the same scroll/book that was sealed in Daniel 12:4, 9?
Songs 6:11-12:
Are Song of Songs 6:11-12 words from the groom or the bride?
Are Song of Songs 6:11-12 words from the groom or the bride?
Songs 6:12:
Possible alternative grammar of Songs 6:12
Possible alternative grammar of Songs 6:12
Songs 6:13:
Does Song on Songs 6:13 refer to "the perfect one" or "the Shulammite"?
Why are the "daughters of Jerusalem" always treated as grammatically masculine in Song of Songs?
Does Song on Songs 6:13 refer to "the perfect one" or "the Shulammite"?
'Turn" or "return" in Songs of Songs 6:13?
See also Songs