part 10- and they sang a new song
- (primary) Song Of Solomon 4:8–10 — Song of Solomon 4:8–10
- (secondary) Song Of Solomon 4:7 — Song of Solomon 4:7
- (secondary) Hebrews 2:11
- (secondary) Ephesians 1:6
- (secondary) Revelation 14:3–5
- (secondary) Psalms 89:12
Transcript
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Summary
The message introduces Yahshua in the role of the husbandman and presents Song of Solomon 4 as a transition from sisterhood and bloodline identity into bridal covenant relationship. The bride is described as a remnant from Israel who stops resisting truth, follows Yahshua wherever He leads, and moves through successive experiences of sanctification and faithfulness. Her relationship deepens as Yahweh’s heart—identified with His commandments and ways—is written into her heart, causing her love to become like His.
Core doctrine
Covenant Restoration
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