The Song of Solomon has 2658 words,
117 verses, two praise sections about the Groom by the bride, and four praise sections about the Bride by the Groom. One simple word convinces Salome (feminine counterpart of Solomon) that the King really does love her with an inflamed desire that steps up the relationship. The King invented men and women and their unique courting times, instituted marriage and the Sabbath Day during Creation Week, and called marriage very good.