And the hair of thine head—Thy righteousness. Woman's hair was given for a covering, and her glory. The righteousness of Christ is the Bride's covering, and her glory.
Like purple—Royalty. The robe of Christ's righteousness, which the Bride now wears, will ultimately become the robe of the Queen.
The King is held—Bound, captive.
In the galleries—The happy prison-house of the charms of His Bride.
7:6. How fair—Beautiful at heart. “The King's daughter is all glorious within.”
And how pleasant—When the New Creature is in full control.
Art thou, O beloved—“Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?”
For delights—For one with whom to enjoy the Father's favors and blessings throughout eternity; heirs together of the grace of life.
7:7. This thy stature—The stature of the fulness of Christ.
Is like a palm tree—Tall, upright.