Bible (LSG, 1910) 22: Le cantique des cantiques

The "Bible (LSG, 1910) 22: Le cantique des cantiques" is the twenty-second book of the Bible, translated by Louis Segond in the 19th century and published in the early 20th century. It consists of a dialogue between the most beautiful woman and her beloved. The passage quoted expresses the intense and unbreakable nature of love, comparing it to death and emphasizing its power and strength. It states that love cannot be extinguished by any force, not even by the mightiest of rivers. The passage also highlights the value of love, stating that even if someone were to offer all the riches of their house in exchange for love, it would only result in contempt. This book, known as "Le cantique des cantiques," is a poetic and lyrical exploration of love, often interpreted allegorically as representing the relationship between God and His people.