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Song of Solomon

The introduction below is from Chuck Smith's Old Testament Study Guide, available from all good Christian bookshops (contact DCF for details):

There are many possible interpretations of the Song of Solomon. There are some who see it purely as sensuous love song between Solomon and one of his wives, or as a biblical marriage manual. Others see it as a song depicting the relationship between God and the nation of Israel, as in the prophecy of Hosea. Still others see it as the story of the relationship between Christ and His Church.

We look at it as a spiritual allegory that represents the loving relationship between Christ and His church – Solomon becoming a type of Christ, and the Shulamite woman becoming a type of the church in their expression of their love for each other.

Jesus desires to have a loving relationship with you. As Paul was praying for the Ephesian church, he prayed that they might know the length, the breadth, the depth, and the height of the love of Christ, which he said, “passes knowledge.” The love of Christ for you is so great, so intense, so deep, and so rich you’ll never know the full depth of His love.
 

Other FREE Verse by Verse studies on the book of Song of Solomon:
 

Chuck Smith Direct link to online studies More info on Chuck Smith 1 audio study   Joe Focht Direct link to online studies More info on Joe Focht 4 audio studies   Bill Gallatin Direct link to online studies More info on Bill Galatin 3 audio studies   J Vernon McGee Direct link to online studies More info on J Vernon McGee 11 audio studies   Skip Heitzig Direct link to online studies More info on Skip Heitzig 2 audio studies

You may also be interested in:
 

Song of Solomon Verse by Verse Chuck Missler Available from: Koinonia House EU (link) Old Testament Study Guide Chuck Smith Available from: (contact DCF for details) Bible Panorama Gerard Crispin Available from: DayOne.co.uk (link)

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