ISBN: 978-1-952261-00-8
The Song of Songs written by King Solomon is a love story between a man and woman but overflows with the symbolism of Jesus Christ and his love for his Bride, his Church, his Ecclesia
Come along with me now in this expansion of the greatest love story in the history of heaven and earth.
Look over their shoulder at their love letters beginning with the time he finds her in the clutches of Satan and pays the terrible blood ransom to free her. He takes her to their Garden and they fall even more in love. Then on to the times she wanders away and he follows her to bring her back to him. Their story ends with Ecclesia calling to him, “Come, Lord Jesus!” He replies, “I am coming soon!”
This book is in papyrus font with a watermark of a bride on every page. However, these extra beauties do not show up in the ebook. It is best appreciated as a paperback.
How this Book Was Written
At last! A book about the Song of Songs that can be studied in a group without all the embarrassments.
The Song of Songs is a series of love poems without much plot. Basically, it begins with her telling him how much she loves and adores him. It moves on from there to numerous times when she wanders away and they look for each other. It ends in chapter 8 with everything up in the air as she once again calls out for him.
The S of S is full of symbolism. Symbolism can be handled in many different ways. I chose to handle the continual looking for each other as Ecclesia (the church) staying true a while, then wandering away, then Jesus looking for her and bringing her back. A history of the church shows this to be a pattern through the centuries.
Each of my eight chapters corresponds with the chapters in the Song of Songs. Remember, it is all symbolism. I include numerous footnotes (nearly 500) that further explain the symbols.
In spirit, my narrative begins with the gospels where Jesus ransomed us from Satan with his blood, moves on to Acts of the Apostles, then follows the inspired letters of Jesus’ disciples as they wrote of the many ups and downs of the church. It ends with the book of Revelation in the Bible.
I conclude my narrative in the same way it was written in the scripture. Ecclesia is in prison for her faith and calling out for her betrothed. He calls out to her, “I am coming soon”.
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***** Milly. Just beautiful.
“Spoke to my soul. Touched my heart and made my cry. The Lord Jesus is the most chivalrous, amazing, and romantic. Thank you to the author for this lovely insight into the mind of Jesus, for the inspiration, and encouragement.”
