A Summary of the Book of Song of Solomon | GotQuestions.org

What is the Book of Song of Solomon all about? If you would like Song of Solomon explained, an outline of Song of Solomon, an overview of Song of Solomon, or a summary of the Book of Song of Solomon, you’ve come to the right place! In this Survey of Song of Solomon video, Pastor Nelson with Bible Munch offers a, “Summary of the Book of Song of Solomon.”

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[emmanuelchimba]

Thank you so much 💓
This is really helpful 👏

[aliceruby]

Thank You for the Video Today reading The Song of Solomon. Yesterday finished 1 Thessalonians and there’s a similar theme so excited to ready today :)

[spitflamez]

I heard a Rabbi say the other day, that is the most Prophetic book in the Scripture, describing the relationship between Israel, the Assembly and the King, the Messiah.

[Solatruth]

Where does it say they are husband and wife.

[singaporeancrab]

isn't the book really shallow because if the shulamite woman was not beautiful, king solomon would not love her at all. it's as if he loved her only because she won the genetic lottery of physical beauty. according to some scholars, this woman is the same woman who kept king david physically warm when he was very old and frail. She was specifically chosen because she was the most beautiful woman in the land at that time.

[harlow]

A love story between Solomon and 700 wives plus 300

[LogicAndMath]

The attempt to understand this book in the context of theology, any attempt to represent this book as a relationship of Christ and Church is a sin, because erotic, intimacy, words like "breasts", "thighs" have nothing to do with God and the Bible. It was wrong to include this book in the Bible and say that the book is canonic, I don't even know what they were thinking at the councils :))

[motorrunnenmolly]

Solomon had a lot of experience with a thousand chiks.