Parts of the Body
According to Song of Solomon 1:15, what kind of eyes does her love have?
Dove's eyes
According to Song of Solomon 6:5, what is the hair compared to?
Flock of goats that appear from Gilead
Tirzah, comely as what city?
Jerusalem (Ecc 6:4)
My beloved is this among the sons
Apple tree among the trees of wood (Ecc 2:1)
Which mountain did I go to in Ecclesiastes 4:6?
Mountain of Myrrh
According to Song of Solomon 4:1, what part to the body is compared to flocks of goats?
Hair
These are known to spoil the vines tender with grapes
Foxes, the little foxes (Ecc 2:15)
From where are the fountain of gardens, a well of living waters and streams?
Lebanon (Ecclesiastes 4:15)
These appear on the earth at the same time the singing birds have come
The flowers (Ecc 2:12)
What type of bed is mentioned in Ecclesiastes 6:2?
Bed of spices
According to Song of Solomon 4:5, what are her breasts like?
Like two young roes that are twins
From this type of den and from the mountain of these
From the lions’ den and from mountains of the leopards (Ecc 4:8)
From where are the daughters from?
Jerusalem (Ecc 3:5)
Where was she raised under?
Under the apple tree (Ecc 8:5)
These are mentioned as perfumed with all powers of the merchant in Ecclesiastes 3:6
Perfumed with myrrh and frankincense
According to Song of Solomon 7:4, what are the eyes like?
Like fish pools in Heshbon
According to Ecclesiastes 6:6 what are teeth being compared to?
As a flock of sheep
Where are the fishpools that are being compared to eyes in Ecclesiastes 7:4?
Heshbon
What is gathered after my beloved has gone down to the garden?
Lilies (Ecc 6:2)
What type of mountain is mentioned in Ecclesiastes 8:14?
Mountain of spices
According to Song of Solomon 5:15, what are his legs like?
As pillars of marble
According to Ecclesiastes 6:9, she is undefiled and compared to what animal?
A dove
The place of Solomon’s vineyard
To what is her stature compared to in Ecclesiastes 7:7?
Like a palm tree
What type of smell was mentioned in Ecclesiastes 1:12 while the king is sitting at the table?
Spikenard