1. Song of Solomon 5:11 (ESV)
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Commentary on Song of Solomon 5:11 (Summary)

Song of Solomon 5:11 (ESV)

11 His head is the finest gold; his locks are wavy, black as a raven.

The wife characterizes her husband’s head as being of the finest gold. He is very important and precious to her. His hair is like clusters of dates (NASB) and black as a raven. This means that he stands out. She recognizes him immediately.

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