Windows Winter 2006 - Jerusalem Foundation
Windows Winter 2006 - Jerusalem Foundation
Windows Winter 2006 - Jerusalem Foundation
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Song of Songs<br />
“Behold, thou art<br />
fair my beloved...<br />
fairest among women.”<br />
“An enclosed garden<br />
is my sister, my bride...<br />
A hidden fountain, a<br />
sealed spring.”<br />
F<br />
Garden<br />
brings Bible alive<br />
for <strong>Jerusalem</strong>’s children<br />
or generations, poets and writers have been<br />
inspired by the imagery and deep love portrayed<br />
in the biblical book of Shir Hashirim (Song of<br />
Songs). Now, the feelings and ambiance of this<br />
great love story are being revisited in the Shir<br />
Hashirim Garden at the Ein Yael Living Museum<br />
in <strong>Jerusalem</strong>. Via sight, sound and scent, the lush<br />
world of the biblical text is being brought to life<br />
for all who visit.<br />
The Garden has been designed as a maze of grape<br />
arbors, fruit trees and perfume bushes all descending<br />
to the “locked garden.” Fed by the Ein Yael spring,<br />
the garden includes the bridal canopy and “king’s<br />
rooms” alluringly described in the Song of Songs.<br />
Visitors to this tranquil haven, nestled warmly in<br />
the <strong>Jerusalem</strong> hills, will truly feel they have stepped<br />
back in time to the world of King Solomon and<br />
the passions he described.<br />
The <strong>Jerusalem</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> thanks all those who made this special project possible.