The most beautiful woman is in the Bible. The most beautiful woman was the wife of Solomon. In Song of Songs 1:7 the bride to be asks the one she loves “where” he tends his flock for he was a shepherd and king and she desired him to marry her. He wants her to be near him so before he tells her how to get near him when shepherding his flock. He lets her know from his perspective how beautiful she was despite any insecurities. He calls her
“Most beautiful of all women” Song of Songs 1:8
If you google “most beautiful woman” this is what you get…
It is her excellent moral character that makes her the most beautiful woman who is flawless Song 4:7. External beauty is not the focus of the Song. Any external beauty in the Song is a mere reflection of the greater spiritual beauty of Christ in her that he is admiring and complimenting.
Anything looking symmetrical, proportionate and in harmony with the whole system is beautiful. Peace. Her soul was at peace with God. The symmetry, proportion and harmony of the operations of her heart were beautiful because she was at peace with God. A woman living a life apart from God, at enmity with him because of an evil hard heart is not morally beautiful no matter how externally beautiful she was she would not be attractive to me at least. The heart without the infinitely excellent beautiful image of Christ upon it is not beautiful, but repulsive and deformed or “undone” as Isaiah 6:5
Although these women are beautiful and I do believe that every woman ought to make a certain effort to look externally beautiful, the effort they put into looking internally beautiful ought to be more important. 3 “Your beauty should not come from outward adornment, such as elaborate hairstyles and the wearing of gold jewelry or fine clothes. 4 Rather, it should be that of your inner self, the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is of great worth in God’s sight.” 1 Peter 3:2-4
Now here is some pictures of some truly beautiful women..
Warrior women for Christ are truly the most beautiful of all!!
It is Christ in her that make her morally beautiful on the inside, his image upon her heart is the most beautiful image possible. Though the beauty of the Bride of Christ excels them all, Infinite and perfect beauty is in Christ Jesus our Lord alone! When Christ looks at you, your sins are gone He paid for them. You are united to Him, His Beauty is yours! He see’s Himself in you and you are the most beautiful Bride ever!!
Behold His moral beauty at the cross which consists in obeying God’s command to bear the sins of many. Jesus loved God so He obeyed Him. How lovely is that!!
So you have the Song of Song. A Song better than other Songs. Line up all the love Songs you can think of and this one towers above them all. The greatest love long ever to be written has
- The most beautiful woman
- The greatest husband lover ever.
- She overcomes the greatest difficulties for him, thus exemplifying her superlative love the Flame of the Lord, that can’t be quenched and death can’t stop it.
- He overcomes the greatest of difficulties with the greatest of ease displaying his superlative skill to love her.
- The greatest delights are experienced in this love Song that stands above all the rest.
Why is her moral excellency or holiness more beautiful than any 0ther woman?
Answer: Her beauty is the same moral beauty of Christ. The same love that Christ displayed on the cross is the same love that is in you! How lovely is that!
How is it possible that my moral loveliness is the same as Christ’s?
Answer: “My beloved is mine and I am His” Through your union with Christ His Infinite Moral Beauty which is His holiness which consists in Love to God is yours!! His Matchless Beauty is yours!! This ought to blow your mind and cause you to praise God!!
Take time now to praise Him for uniting you to Christ in marriage so that you could have Christ and His Loveliness stamped on your heart Ez. 36:26.
She has the most existence in her. JE
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God knows everything. His omniscience consists in His knowledge of Himself. God if we could so say Has an infinite eternal immutable perfect and true idea of Himself. This idea or image of Himself that God has is His Son. When God views His image. In God’s eternal view of His Son is also an eternal reflex delight in beholding His Son. Nothing gets better than that! No one is more beautiful than Christ. When God views the dying love of Christ at the cross, He see’s the infinite love of Christ in that one act of obedience. Holiness consists in Love to God. Holiness is the moral beauty of the soul. The matchless beauty of the holiness of Christ is on display for all those who are humble, mourn and are pure in heart to see His Holy Beauty delight in it thus increasing your desire for more of Him.
Men often behold the beauty of a naked woman and it stirs up lust for that woman and this is sin. It is also sin to not look at the Moral Beauty of Christ so that you desire more of Him. If your spiritual senses have seen and tasted this Beauty which consists in Love then you will want more of it like the bride in Song of Songs 1:2 “Let him/Him show me affection over and over again for your/Your love is more delightful than any other experience.”
How do you get more of this beauty upon your heart, to be changed from one level of glorious beauty to another?
Answer: Behold, contemplate, meditate with doves eyes on the Lord’s Glory and be transformed into His most beautiful image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit. 2 Corinthians 3:18
For more on the Moral excellencies of the Bride of Christ click HERE.
The Holy Spirit Beautifies the Soul
This is very consonant to the office of the Holy Ghost, or his work with respect to creatures, which is threefold: viz. to quicken, enliven and beautify all things; to sanctify intelligent [creatures]; and to comfort and delight them.
(1) He quickens and beautifies all things. So we read that “the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters” [Genesis 1:2], or of the chaos, to bring it out of its confusion, into harmony and beauty. So we read, Job 26:13, that God “by his spirit garnished the heavens.” Now whose office can it be so properly to actuate and enliven all things, as his who is the eternal and essential act and energy of God? And whose office can it be so properly to give all things their sweetness and beauty, as he who is himself the beauty and joy of the Creator?
(2) ‘Tis he that sanctifies created spirits, that is, he gives them divine love: for the Scripture teaches us that all holiness and true grace and virtue is resolvable into that, as its universal spring and principle. As it is the office of the person that is God’s idea and understanding to be the light of the world, to communicate understanding, so ’tis the office of the person that is God’s love to communicate divine love to the creature. In
Most sins are pleasurable to the body but a delight in holiness is pleasant to the soul. A delight in evil leads to a temporary evil fulfillment of the sinful pleasures of the eyes and flesh and blinded by pride. But what sin leads to quilt of soul therefore no lasting real satisfaction for the soul. Where there is a sense of quilt, shame and sense of fear due to believing you deserve and will be punished, there is no sense of love, “for perfect love casts out fear and fear has to do with punishment.” 1 John
She has had a change of heart. She used to delight in evil and now her greatest delight is in the experience of God’s love through Israel’s Messiah, the king of peace.
God told the Israelites to destroy his enemies, Gentiles, that dwell in the promised land. She was an enemy of God.
Did she fear harm from Solomon. No she felt loved, because of who her newly anointed Messiah was and promises he would fulfill. He would be a king of peace. Prior to the his anointing they were enemies. Now due to her union with and sweet communion with the king of peace, in love, she is his friend. For the love they shared was of the “greatest strength, was unquenchable and priceless.” Song 8:6-7
She had no fear of punishment from the newly anointed promised king of peace, because in her heart she knew she was on his side. She had no fear of punishment from the king of peace because it was promised that when he, Solomon, arrived there would be peace on earth and goodwill toward all men, both Jew and Gentile.
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