Song of Solomon 6:9

Verse

Song of Solomon 6:9

My dove, my undefiled is but one; she is the only one of her mother.

  • Beauty
  • Purity
  • Love
  • Virtue
Bebe's interpretation
The phrase "my dove, my undefiled" speaks to the purity and uniqueness of the beloved. The dove is often a symbol of peace and purity, and in this context, it reflects the gentleness and incorruptibility of the loved one. The verse highlights the beloved’s singularity, stressing that she is one-of-a-kind, the "only one" of her mother. This unique and cherished position emphasizes the specialness of the relationship, where the beloved is set apart and treasured above all others. In the context of love and marriage, this verse can be interpreted as a call to honor the one we love with exclusive devotion, recognizing their worth and beauty as unparalleled. It suggests a love that values the other person deeply, seeing them as irreplaceable. Just as Christ's love for the Church is unique and unconditional, so too should a marriage reflect that level of devotion. This also serves as a reminder that purity is a key element of true love, whether in the context of physical, emotional, or spiritual purity.
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