Song of Solomon Chapter 2 — The Rose of Sharon Quiz Flashcards

#1

In Song of Solomon 2:1, what does the Shulammite woman compare herself to?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:1

#2

According to Song of Solomon 2:3, what does the Shulammite woman compare her beloved to?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:3

#3

What does the Shulammite woman say about her beloved's fruit in Song of Solomon 2:3?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:3

#4

In Song of Solomon 2:4, what does the beloved bring the Shulammite woman to?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:4

#5

What does the beloved's 'banner over me is' in Song of Solomon 2:4?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:4

#6

In Song of Solomon 2:5, what does the Shulammite woman ask for?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:5

#7

What is the Shulammite woman's condition that prompts her request for raisins and apples in Song of Solomon 2:5?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:5

#8

According to Song of Solomon 2:8-9, how does the beloved approach the Shulammite woman?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:8-9

#2

An apple tree among the trees of the forest

Song of Solomon 2:3 states: 'Like an apple tree among the trees of the forest is my beloved among the young men' (NIV), emphasizing his uniqueness among others.

Song of Solomon 2:3

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A lily of the valleys

The woman declares 'I am a rose of Sharon, a lily of the valleys' in Song of Solomon 2:1 (NIV), where she first calls herself a lily, establishing her modest self-description among flowers.

Song of Solomon 2:1

#4

His house of wine

Song of Solomon 2:4 states: 'He has taken me to the banquet hall, and his banner over me is love' (NIV), with the banquet hall being described as a house of wine in some contexts.

Song of Solomon 2:4

#3

It is sweet to her taste

Song of Solomon 2:3 continues: 'I delight to sit in his shade, and his fruit is sweet to my taste' (NIV), expressing her pleasure in his presence and affection.

Song of Solomon 2:3

#6

Raisins and apples

Song of Solomon 2:5 states: 'Strengthen me with raisins, refresh me with apples, for I am faint with love' (NIV), showing she is overwhelmed by her emotions.

Song of Solomon 2:5

#5

Love

Song of Solomon 2:4 declares: 'his banner over me is love' (NIV), indicating that love is the banner or signal under which the woman stands with her beloved.

Song of Solomon 2:4

#8

Leaping on the mountains and bounding on the hills

Song of Solomon 2:8-9 describes: 'My beloved is coming!... Look! He is leaping across the mountains, bounding over the hills' (NIV), depicting an enthusiastic, energetic arrival.

Song of Solomon 2:8-9

#7

She is faint with love

Song of Solomon 2:5 clarifies: 'for I am faint with love' (NIV), indicating that her emotional state—not physical hunger or illness—causes her need for strengthening.

Song of Solomon 2:5

#9

In Song of Solomon 2:9, what does the beloved do as he looks through the window?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:9

#10

What invitation does the beloved give in Song of Solomon 2:10?

📖 Song of Solomon 2:10

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#10

Arise, my darling, and come away

Song of Solomon 2:10 records: 'My beloved spoke and said to me, "Arise, my darling, my beautiful one, come away"' (NIV), showing his passionate plea for her to join him.

Song of Solomon 2:10

#9

He gazes through the lattice

Song of Solomon 2:9 states: 'He is looking through the windows, peering through the lattice' (NIV), describing his eager attempt to see the Shulammite woman.

Song of Solomon 2:9

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