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Card 1 · Question
In Song of Solomon 2:1, the beloved describes herself using what flower comparison?
📖 Song of Solomon 2:1
Card 2 · Question
What animal does the lover compare his beloved to in Song of Solomon 4:1?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:1
Card 3 · Question
In Song of Solomon 1:13, what does the beloved compare her lover to as he rests between her breasts?
📖 Song of Solomon 1:13
Card 4 · Question
What is referenced as the 'garden locked' and 'spring sealed' in Song of Solomon 4:12?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:12
Card 5 · Question
In Song of Solomon 7:4, what does the lover's nose compare the beloved's nose to?
📖 Song of Solomon 7:4
Card 6 · Question
What does the lover describe his beloved's hair as in Song of Solomon 4:1?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:1
Card 7 · Question
In Song of Solomon 2:3, what does the beloved say about sitting under the lover's shade?
📖 Song of Solomon 2:3
Card 8 · Question
What metaphor is used to describe the beloved's lips in Song of Solomon 4:11?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:11
Card 9 · Question
In Song of Solomon 3:6, what approaches like columns of smoke as it comes from the wilderness?
📖 Song of Solomon 3:6
Card 10 · Question
What does the lover compare his beloved's teeth to in Song of Solomon 4:2?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:2
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Song of Solomon — Symbols and Imagery Quiz — Flashcards (Questions)
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#1
In Song of Solomon 2:1, the beloved describes herself using what flower comparison?
📖 Song of Solomon 2:1
#2
What animal does the lover compare his beloved to in Song of Solomon 4:1?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:1
#3
In Song of Solomon 1:13, what does the beloved compare her lover to as he rests between her breasts?
📖 Song of Solomon 1:13
#4
What is referenced as the 'garden locked' and 'spring sealed' in Song of Solomon 4:12?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:12
#5
In Song of Solomon 7:4, what does the lover's nose compare the beloved's nose to?
📖 Song of Solomon 7:4
#6
What does the lover describe his beloved's hair as in Song of Solomon 4:1?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:1
#7
In Song of Solomon 2:3, what does the beloved say about sitting under the lover's shade?
📖 Song of Solomon 2:3
#8
What metaphor is used to describe the beloved's lips in Song of Solomon 4:11?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:11
Song of Solomon — Symbols and Imagery Quiz — Flashcards (Answers)
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A dove
The lover states that the beloved's eyes are like doves, using dove imagery as a symbol of innocence and beauty throughout the poem.
Song of Solomon 4:1
#1
A rose of Sharon
The beloved declares herself to be 'a rose of Sharon,' establishing a humble yet beautiful self-description using a common flower of the Sharon plain.
Song of Solomon 2:1
#4
The beloved herself
These garden and water metaphors describe the beloved as exclusive and reserved, using nature imagery to represent her uniqueness and devotion.
Song of Solomon 4:12
#3
A sachet of myrrh
The beloved describes her lover as 'a sachet of myrrh,' using the aromatic spice myrrh as a symbol of preciousness and fragrance.
Song of Solomon 1:13
#6
Like goats descending from Mount Gilead
The lover uses the image of goats descending Mount Gilead to describe his beloved's hair, likely referring to the flowing movement and appearance.
Song of Solomon 4:1
#5
A tower of Lebanon
The lover describes the beloved's nose as 'a tower of the Lebanon,' using architectural imagery from Lebanon to express stateliness and prominence.
Song of Solomon 7:4
#8
Honeycomb dripping with honey
The lover describes the beloved's lips as dripping with honeycomb and honey, using sweetness and natural food imagery to convey desirability and pleasure.
Song of Solomon 4:11
#7
She finds rest and shadow from the sun
The beloved compares her lover to an apple tree, noting that she delights to sit under his shade—using tree imagery to express comfort, protection, and pleasure.
Song of Solomon 2:3
Song of Solomon — Symbols and Imagery Quiz — Flashcards (Questions)
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In Song of Solomon 3:6, what approaches like columns of smoke as it comes from the wilderness?
📖 Song of Solomon 3:6
#10
What does the lover compare his beloved's teeth to in Song of Solomon 4:2?
📖 Song of Solomon 4:2
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Song of Solomon — Symbols and Imagery Quiz — Flashcards (Answers)
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A flock of freshly shorn sheep
The lover describes the beloved's teeth as 'a flock of sheep freshly shorn,' using animal imagery to convey whiteness, evenness, and beauty.
Song of Solomon 4:2
#9
Solomon's royal procession
The verse describes Solomon's procession rising from the wilderness, using smoke imagery to convey the grandeur and magnificence of the royal entourage.
Song of Solomon 3:6
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