Matthew Poole Commentary - Song of Solomon 8:7

Matthew Poole Commentary - Song of Solomon 8:7 - 8:7

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Matthew Poole Commentary - Song of Solomon 8:7 - 8:7

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It is the nature of love in general, and of my love to thee, that it cannot be taken off, neither by terrors and afflictions, which are commonly signified in Scripture by waters and floods, Psa_32:6 52:7, and elsewhere; not by temptations and allurements. Nothing but the presences and favour of the beloved person can quiet and satisy it. And therefore do not put me off with other things, but give me thyself, without whom, and in comparison of whom, I despise all other persons and things.