A Bird's-Eye View of the Bible - Second Edition by Frank Nelson Palmer
page 63 of 126 (50%)
page 63 of 126 (50%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
"wings of the morning." Verse 16, "thy book."
THE SONG OF SOLOMON I. _Author._ II. _Names:_ (1) Song of Solomon. (2) Song of Songs. (3) Canticles. Give the meaning of each. III. _General Description:_ It is probably an allegorical drama. It pictures the love of Solomon to a princess, typifying, as many believe, the love of Christ to the Church. Read Ephesians 5 and be prepared to answer questions thereon. Richard Moulton describes it as containing seven idyllic poems. IV. _Words of Explanation:_ 1. Its Oriental tinge must be remembered. In the Occident uncovered breasts would be an impropriety, but not in the Orient. |
|