Part 4 - And They Sang A New Song
- (primary) Song Of Solomon 1:10–11 — Song of Solomon 1:10–11
- (secondary) Song Of Solomon 1:9 — Song of Solomon 1:9
- (secondary) Proverbs 29:1
- (secondary) Psalm 40:6
- (secondary) Exodus 21:5–6
- (secondary) Song Of Solomon 1:12–16 — Song of Solomon 1:12–16
Transcript
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Summary
The message continues the Song of Solomon study by focusing on the bride’s cheeks, ears, and mouth as symbols of obedience, controlled speech, spiritual hearing, and authority. The pierced ear is used to distinguish service motivated by love from service motivated by fear, while silver and gold symbolize movement from redemption into sanctification and restoration. The teaching then connects the king’s table with Passover and concludes with the bride developing fragrance, joy, forgiving “dove’s eyes,” and the restful life represented by the green bed.
Core doctrine
Covenant Restoration
Source document
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