Matthew Poole Commentary - Song of Solomon 5:10

Matthew Poole Commentary - Song of Solomon 5:10 - 5:10

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Song of Solomon 5:10 - 5:10

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White and ruddy; which two colours rightly mixed together make a face beautiful. Or the white may note his pure and spotless innocency, and the brightness of his glory and majesty, and the ruddy colour may intimate his bloody passion, which made him amiable both to God and men.

The chiefest, Heb. the standard-bearer; for such are usually persons of great eminency, both for stature, and courage, and dignity.

Among ten thousand; among all persons, angels or men. A certain number is put for an uncertain. There are other kings, and priests, and prophets, but none to be compared with him.