"This
song is a song encompassing the whole Torah, a song aroused by those
above and those below, a song resembling the world that is entirely
Sabbath, a song by which the supernal Holy Name is adorned. So it is
Holy of Holies."
-- Sefer haZohar, 2:143b (transl. D. Matt, Pritzker ed. vol. 5, p. 310)
This "song" is the Shir haShirim, the Song of Songs in the Ketuvim.
Compare with:
"The whole world is not worth the day on which the Shir haShirim (Song of Songs) was given to Israel; for all the Ketuvim (Writings) are holy, but the Shir haShirim is the Qodesh Qadoshim (Holy of Holies)." -- attributed to Rabbi Akiva in Mishnah, Yadayim 3:5
-- Sefer haZohar, 2:143b (transl. D. Matt, Pritzker ed. vol. 5, p. 310)
This "song" is the Shir haShirim, the Song of Songs in the Ketuvim.
Compare with:
"The whole world is not worth the day on which the Shir haShirim (Song of Songs) was given to Israel; for all the Ketuvim (Writings) are holy, but the Shir haShirim is the Qodesh Qadoshim (Holy of Holies)." -- attributed to Rabbi Akiva in Mishnah, Yadayim 3:5
