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Song of Solomon: God's Love Song for Israel: Study Outlines on the Greatest Song of History

Song of Solomon: God's Love Song for Israel: Study Outlines on the Greatest Song of History

by White, Randy
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The Song of Solomon is one of the most beautiful books in all the Bible.

It contains one of 10 songs in the Bible found outside of the Psalms. The entire book is a song.

With all of its beauty, the book is largely ignored and often misinterpreted.

  • Is Song of Solomon a dating and marriage manual for couples?
  • Is Song of Solomon a love song between Christ and His church?
  • Is Song of Solomon simply a passionate romance between Solomon and one of his many paramours?

In this book of study outlines, Dr. Randy White teaches the book as a type, foreshadowing the Messiah and the nation of Israel coming together in a bond of love.

These outlines are useful as a personal study guide, a group-study guide, or a teaching guide.

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Pub dateAug 5, 2019
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LanguageEnglish
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