| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Christ seems to begin, in an account of himself and his own excellencies, and of the church in her present state, \\#So 2:1,2\\; then she, in her turn, praises him, and commends him above all others relates some choice proofs she had had of his love to her, and of communion with him in his house and ordinances, to such a degree as to overcome her, \\#So 2:3-6\\; and then either he or she gives a c
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