Song of Solomon 7:1 Meaning and Explanation
“How beautiful are thy feet with shoes, O prince's daughter! the joints of thy thighs are like jewels, the work of the hands of a cunning workman.”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →The beloved's feet and thighs are admirably formed and adorned, crafted with skilled beauty.
The Context of Song of Solomon 7:1
The beloved's beauty is described through specific physical features, beginning with her lower body.
What Does Song of Solomon 7:1 Mean?
The poem shifts to a detailed physical description of the beloved. The comparison to a prince's daughter elevates her status and importance, while the mention of feet with shoes reflects both adornment and dignity—a sign of rank and care.
The comparison of her thighs to jewels suggests precious value and intricate craftsmanship. The work of a cunning workman indicates deliberate artistry, presenting her beauty as carefully formed and exceptionally refined.
Frequently Asked Questions About Song of Solomon 7:1
What does Song of Solomon 7:1 mean?
The beloved's feet and thighs are admirably formed and adorned, crafted with skilled beauty.
What is the context of Song of Solomon 7:1?
The beloved's beauty is described through specific physical features, beginning with her lower body.