The Brides Matchless Beauty

After the young maiden asked the newly anointed shepherd king, Solomon, where he flocked his sheep, he answered, “If you do not know most beautiful of women, follow the tracks of the sheep and rest your young goats by the shepherd tents.” Solomon’s song of songs 1:8
Live video of me explaining this post on Youtube. The brides matchless beauty.
I take this literally. She was the most beautiful of women. Line them all up and her external beauty was more than all the rest. It was custom among kings at the time for their wife to have it all. Both inner and outer beauty. And not only to have it but to have it greater than all the rest.
1 Her matchless beauty. What meant by her being the most beautiful among women. 2 External beauty (with verses). 3 Internal beauty (with verses). 4 Benefits of such beauties. 5. External beauty is a shadow of internal. 7 Application.
Her beauty being matchless. The bride in Solomon’s Song of Songs is the “most beautiful woman.” Song 1:8.
This talking about her external beauty only. Only her physical beauty was more than all the rest. Because if her inner beauty was more than she would have been holier than all the rest. Therefor her practical holiness and love to God would have been greater. The comparison to her being “a mare among Pharoah chariots” give us indication that her moral beauty was greater than any of the other women as well. Why, because Pharoah had the best mares. Her beauty is matchless.
So, if a Gentile had to God and love to His Messiah, would it argue a greater beauty her being a Gentile verses a daughter in Jerusalem having love to God?
2 Her outer beauty is matchless. And her inner beauty is or could be matchless as well.
Both her inner moral beauty and outer beauty are matchless. Literally she is the most beautiful woman. Both her inner beauty and outer beauty are unmistakably above all other women. All you need to do is look at how king Solomon describes her. Clearly talked about in 1:10 and Song 4:2-5. Which include her hair, temples, cheeks, eyes, neck and breasts.
From the beginning of the Song to the end here is a list of the external, natural, secondary physical beauties of the bride.
Beauty #
- The whole Bride. Internal and externally she is “the most beautiful woman“. Song 1:7, 15, 4:1 and 4:7, 6:4, 6:8-9, 6:10, 7:6. 8x “Flawless one” 5:2
- Her “cheeks” 1:10
- “Neck” 1:10, 4:4, 7:4. 3x
- “Doves Eyes” 1:15, 4:1, 6:5, 7:4. 4x
- “Face” or “form” 2:14
- “Hair” in 4:1, 6:5, 7:5. 3x
- “Teeth” 4:2, 6:6
- “Lips” and mouth 4:3, 11
- “Temples” 4:3, 6:7
- “Breasts” 5:5, 7:3, 7:7, 8:10. 4x
- “Feet” 7:1
- “Legs” 7:1
- “Navel” 7:2
- “Waist” 7:2
- “Nose” 7:4
- “Head” 7:5
What do we learn from this?
3 Her inner matchless beauty. Which consists in her words and actions. 1 Her saying to him that his “name is like perfume poured out” Song 1:3. 2 In 1:4 she is in a hurry to be with him. Fearless, ardent in affection and is on absolute fire for God, His Messiah and his people. 3. The 3rd moral beauty that he see’s is her affection for the daughters of Jerusalem. 4th is her desire to be where he is. These all show her inner beauty which consists in Love to YHWH.
The overall beauty of the bride herself was praised more than anything else. About 10 times the brides overall beauty was adored, gazed upon, beheld, praised or brought attention to.
4 Benefits of being beautiful on inside and out. 1 You reflect the beauty and glory of God so that other’s can see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven. 2 You will be more attractive to other believers if you are beautiful on the inside and out.
5 External beauty is a shadow of internal.
Of all the Love Songs Solomon wrote this one stands above all the others in its ability to communicate to our whole hearts true idea’s of love. Love is a moral inner beauty yet all outer natural physical or secondary beauties are only reflections or shadow of God’s moral beauty or excellency. God’s Moral Beauty is His Holiness, whereby God is without flaw and is perfect. So when we see a woman without flaw on the outside we get some idea of how God is without flaw and morally beautiful.
Each beauty is an emanation of the Beauty of God, yet each beauty can communicate to us various aspects of God’s beauty that are more lively in one beauty than another.
Her beauty lies in the fact that she consents and is united with Being in General. The stricter the union and the greater the quality of consent the more beautiful. God is infinitely beautiful. God is Spirit. God’s Spirit is beautiful and Beauty itself. She is beautiful and delightful to behold for her natural beauty is stunning yet there is a better moral beauty and more delightful beholding in the sight of the glory of God in the face of Solomon and the best infinite Beauty and most delightful beholding in the sight of the Glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ! 2 Cor. 3:18
All nature, including the human body consists, in things being precisely according to strict rules of harmony both privately and generally. Each single or private beauty ( ie: her eyes, neck, hair etc.) is harmonious within itself and the general beauty of her whole body and is a reflection of the inner beauty of her soul.
For example in Song 4:1-5, the bridegroom is adoring the upper half of his brides’ beautiful body starting from her hair down. The beautiful length of her hair gives us a lively idea of the weight of her beauty and glory which is great due to it being described as “flock“…”coming down from mount Gilead” 4:1. Yet the beauty of her teeth doesn’t communicate to us so much of the weight of her beauty and glory but the symmetry and proportion of it for her teeth are “matched and none are missing” 4:2. Plus also the description of her teeth communicates to us that they could do their job quite well. Teeth that do their job well are beautiful. Useful. Beneficial. Of value. Her teeth were fit for their purpose. At any rate my purpose isn’t to explain what aspect or adumbrations of God’s glory and beauty are reflected in each external beauty of the bride but more so to list all the external beauties.
The better or more lively the outward illustration or picture of God’s beauty the better the communication of it to our minds. Two women could communicate to us some idea of God’s moral beauty by being externally beautiful, yet one woman may be more internally beautiful than another. thus having greater emanations of God’s internal beauty in her heart. Yet a more beautiful woman externally may do a terrible job in her life in displaying holiness and therefore fail miserably at glorifying God.
There are degree’s of beauty both internal and external. One rose can look more beautiful and less deformed than another. Teeth can look more beautiful and less deformed than another. So also the hair, cheeks, lips etc. Since the purpose of external beauty is to reflect moral beauty then it would be fit and proper that the woman in a love song above all others would be “the most beautiful woman.” Not only internally but externally as well so that we could get a better idea of the beauty of God as we read and meditate on it’s truths.

7 Application.
We learn that Solomon praised the external and internal beauty of his future wife. Husbands, are you praising the internal and external beauties of your wife? Wives, are you beautiful on the inside and out like the Proverbs 31 woman? To all, are we believers? Do we love God, for inner moral beauty consists in love to God? Do you have your sins forgiven, otherwise there is no loveliness in you?
It shouldn’t surprise us that a woman of superlative beauty is the bride in a Love Song that is better than any other love song. Seems highly likely that God intended it all that way before the world began!
The purpose of the wisest man on the planet to have a wife of unmatched beauty as his wife isn’t to illustrate that a king with unmeasurable wisdom ought to have or deserves a wife of unmatched external beauty but that such a beautiful woman would best reflect the beauty of God.
Degree’s of beauty communicated.
A woman of superlative external and internal beauty would best reflect the internal moral Beauty of God which is His Holiness consisting in Love, therefore a better idea of the love of God is communicated to our minds when beholding a woman of superlative beauty.
To be holy is to be without sin or without moral flaw and therefore beautiful. Set apart for the purpose of God. Each body part of the woman was set apart to reflect the moral beauty of God and each part was beautiful therefore when viewed all at once she was the most beautiful woman.
The bride of Israel’s Messiah was without external flaw, which reflects the Holiness of God. The holiness of God is His Beauty! It is delightful to behold the moral beauty of God reflected in the external beauty of the bride and every woman ought to delight to behold that beauty and not get jealous wherever it manifests itself.
How frequently specific external beauties are mentioned.
Her beautiful breasts.
It is also interesting to note that of all her body parts her breasts were mentioned the most out of any other part. 4x they are mentioned. Solomon when warning his son about adultery encourages him to be intoxicated with the love and breasts of his wife and be satisfied with them alone and no other woman.
“How beautiful you are, my darling!
Oh, how beautiful!“
Also note that her “Eyes” were mentioned 4x as well. Her eyes were beautiful when they were eye to eye for the first time and they were like doves. Then again in 4:1 they are like doves on the wedding night. And again on the wedding night, “one glance” of her eyes his way when he called was more delightful than wine. And in 6:5 her stunningly beautiful eyes were nearly to much for him. Then again he adores them in 7:4.
It’s a tie also for the second most mentioned single body part. Both her hair and neck are mentioned 3x. The woman hair is her glory.
Her temples, teeth and lips get mentioned twice. And if you include her lips and mouth to be the same thing then her lips are also mentioned twice.
“Her cheeks were beautiful with earrings” Song 1:11
Since Solomon was young. The maiden more than like was as well.
External beauty does fade but while it is there the external beauty of the bride in the Song of Songs did a great job of reflecting the moral beauty of God.
A praise of the natural beauty is a praise and delight in the reflected moral beauty of God. God is beautiful and any manifestation of his beauty is a reflection or shadow of his beauty. We are to delight in God and any manifestation of His Beauty, this is what we were created for.
When we behold external beauty, wherever it may be found may we not just see the beauty of a woman, a rose or sunset but be reminded of the Source of that image of God seen in the secondary beauty.







Moral excellencies and beauties of the Bride of Jesus Christ.
Some people have commented on some of these girls looking younger than 14. I have no clue how old they were, but in Jewish culture and law the youngest a woman could be wed was age 12. The Talmud recommends the man to be between 18-24 and the woman 12 or older. My guess is that Solomon was about age 15-17 when he was first anointed. By his second anointing and him taking the throne he was definitely older. Remember when God came to him in a dream and asked him what he desired. Solomon said, “I am but a child, can I have wisdom to lead Your people.” Then God gave young king Solomon unmeasurable wisdom more than likely the night of his wedding which was the same day he got married. Solomon’s Song of Songs 4:11. There is a time between the first anointing and second. The same time frame is when Solomon’s father David is still alive, but dying. Then dies and Solomon is crowned king and marries the woman he met at his first anointing.




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Saved in 2000 at age 27. Nearly immediately I fell in love with the Song and grew very fast the first two years memorizing large portions of scripture purifying my mind the started chewing on meat to soon and struggled for 12 years and Christ has me on track like always but I just took the long way around and now I love leading others closer to Christ by seeing His love reflected in Solomons love for an enemy slave girl.
I have experienced God's love to me in the Song in ways that words can't express. There are many portion of the Word where she experiences extra ordinary outpouring of the Holy Spirit of God. If you have a burning desire for a close intimate relationship with God by experiencing His Love to you over and over again at greater and greater heights, depths, lengths and breaths then The Song of Songs is where you need to be.
I can help you with this process of Growing in the experience of God's love. As of 7-23-16 I have experienced everything prior to chapter 8. The Song of Song is progressive in experience. Meaning that if you are mature then you can experience the joys and extraordinary outpourings of God's Love shed abroad in your heart.
If you are not so mature then the delights in the first chapter of the Song will satisfy your thirst for experiencing the Love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Many Christian are living in sin because they do not know how to experience God's love and get hooked on Loving Him. It feels good to be loved and to love Him. His burden is not heavy and His yoke is light, Jesus said in Matt. 10:28
I believe God wants to use me to help beautify His Bride through the Song of Solomon.
If you see the book literally you will not understand nor grasp the Love God has for you. If you see the book and the verses in it relating to Christ's love to you then I would love to show you how to experience this Love to the fullest. I will pray for you daily and guide you every step of the way.
16 I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his Spirit in your inner being, 17 so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, 18 may have power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ, 19 and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God.
20 Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, 21 to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen.
I grew up going to church but was a hypocrite. I lived my life how I chose but went to church on Sunday because my family went.
Mom and Dad divorced when I was about 5.
About this time I was sexually abused by "Bob" a made up name. This incident changed my life for the worst. I had no clue how to deal with it.
As I got older I grew in my hatred for Bob. I didn't blame anyone of my family because I was to young to know any better. Some of what happened during the abuse was in a bathroom. So overtime I would use the bathroom and look at my private parts that night would replay in my mind. My hatred for Bob would continue to grow each time.
Now I know this only happened to me one night. I can't image the pain other's go through who have had this happen to them over and over. Even as I write this now I cry with many tears for those hurting. God love you even though you may not know it or feel it. Go to Him in your time of need.
I was a really bad teenager. I only cared about myself and not even my family. I always came first in my mind. Even at the expense of hurting others. I was growing in my hatred for God by now.
I was going to church and was learned that God was in control. I thought well, if God was in control then He must have let me be sexually abused. I didn't understand this, How could a good and loving God allow this. I hated Him for it. My hatred for Bob grew as well. I was still using the bathroom and memories kept coming back. My heart grew even harder for Bob and God. As far as I was concerned God would have nothing to do with my life so I lived even worse. I thought I would be in jail or dead and I really didn't care, I thought it could be much worse than reliving your painful past over and over again. Little did I know that God's plan later would be to use these events to give me a burning passion for the closest most intimate love relationship with Himself through Christ mainly through the love poem in the Song of Songs in the Bible.
I remember hating Bob so much that the only thing that would relieve my pain was actually thinking he would suffer forever for what he did. I grew so much in my hatred for him that I had to continue to think that he would get even worse than what I imaged before. After some time I would only be relieved of hatred for him unless I thought he would burn in a hotter and hotter hell for all the suffering he put me through.
I never told my mom or family what happened, although I think some of them knew something had happened.
I grew up quite rebellious and even went to jail at the age of 20. I was living the fast life pursuing all my sinful desires and wanting more. It never seemed to be enough. I was quite happy in my sin but I just wanted more of it.
I lived life thinking I would die at a young age, riding motorcycle and living on the edge put me in the hospital many times and I should have been dead.
California at age 26.
I moved to California for a job opportunity at the age of 27. While trying to figure out what radio stations to program in my car, I ran across a RC Sproul talking about "people who have the faith that saves and people who only say that have faith" only the people who have the faith that saves will go to heaven. I thought "I don't think I have the faith that saves because my life was so bad." I searched the scriptures to try to get this faith. I found a church and thought people there could help me get this faith that saves. All along God kept showing me how sinful I was and that I deserved punishment from Him for living my life hating Him.
One weekend I read Matthew, Mark, Luke and John desperately trying to find out how to get this faith that saves. By now I knew that if you had the faith that saves that Jesus would be saving you from a life of sin. I still liked my sin and Jesus sure wasn't saving me from a life of sin, so I rightly concluded that I didn't have the faith that saves.
By the time I got to John, I saw "believe" everywhere. John 3:16 and other verses and wow the whole book was written so that you may believe. John 20:31 "these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name." So at night I would pray "I believe Jesus died for me, I believe, I believe. This was just an intellectual belief. I knew that in history and the Bible that Jesus died for everyone, so I believed it. But this belief did not change my life.
I would go on night after night saying the same prayer only to wake up the next day wanting to fulfill my sinful desires. The prayer wasn't working so I started to word it different each time hoping some prayer would work. After about 2 weeks of this I was fed up with it all, nothing was happening. I still was living in my sin and wanted more of it. A Christian hates their sin and does something about it, and certainly they don't continue to make plans to sin. The prayers weren't working so I gave up. I thought to myself "God, I tried with all my might, I searched the Scriptures, went to church, read the Bible and prayed all to no avail. If Im going to be saved your going to have to do it because I tried."
So I quit praying but still the Bible kept calling me so I read more. 3 Days later I was laying in a tanning bed and God convicted me really hard that I had offended Him by the life I was living. I was so scared of God, where could I run. You can't hide from God. It seemed like forever that I was under these terrors of being punished by a Holy Angry God. This lasted about 10 minutes then this is how I understood it. God let me understand that all that anger that He had for me for all my sin should come my way but He had poured that anger out on Jesus 2,000 years ago. I immediately started weeping an couldn't stop for about 20 minutes. All the sins that I could think of I confessed for that 20 minutes one after another after another, I was so sorrowful and grieved it physically hurt inside.
After I stopped crying I thought that was the weirdest thing that ever happened. I walked out of the tanning salon and stood outside and everything seemed so beautiful, the tree's, the birds, even the air seemed pleasant. Now I was really wondering what was going on.
I pondered all of this as I drove to work that day. I brought my Bible to work and was thinking what am I doing, I want to take my Bible to work so I can read it. As soon as I got to work I started reading my Bible. I couldn't believe what I was reading!! It all was so wonderful. It felt so good to just read my Bible. My client showed up and as I was training them the only thing I could think about was getting back to my Bible. I read all night and slept about 2 hours and was reading again.
I had sinful things in my apartment and I rounded everything evil up and threw it in the garbage. It was weird I was thinking but it felt good so I left it all in the garbage. I called my girlfriend to break it up and she thought I had another girl, I said no, I just think this is wrong we shouldn't be sleeping together. She didn't understand so I told her I was a Christian now and she still thought I had another girlfriend. She said "Im glad your a Christian, so am I" I thought to myself, "I have a strong conviction that sleeping together is wrong and she thought it was okay" I wondered how she could think that. Anyway we broke up.
I kept reading my bible and repenting, there was so much to repent of and I had lived a very sinful life. I was a thief for some part of my life and all the people I stole from kept coming to mind. I owed so much money. I was instantly in debt about $80,000. As I could I paid them back. As of 7-18-2016 I still owe about $25,000 but it sure is a joy to be paying them back.
The first week of being saved a car just about ran me over, they hit me but I wasn't hurt at all. The guy in the car felt so bad. I just looked at him and said "God bless you and have a great day, I am okay" smiled at him and moved on. Now I was really wondering what was going on because I normally would have cussed him out left and right and instead of cussing I blessed him. That was so weird. But again it felt good. I learned to do good by what my conscience told me was good and that it felt good. I got hooked on this feeling good by doing good and did it more often.
About two weeks after being saved I thought of Bob. I immediately prayed for him, something like "Lord help him.." then I stopped praying and said out loud "What am I doing?" I'm praying for a man that I hated my whole life, but it feels good and right, so I did it again. I stopped again midway in the prayer and started pacing around. I was trying to make sense of what was going on and couldn't figure it out. But again it made me happy to pray for him so I did. Bob would often come to mind when I went to the bathroom and each time I would pray for Him. The more I did this the less weird it got. And the greater my love grew for him.
I started memorizing large portions of scripture and this was wonderful because it felt like the words were cleaning my mind and as Proverbs 2:10 "For wisdom will enter your heart, and knowledge will be pleasant to your soul." I wanted more and more of this pleasantness. So I memorized even more and the joy got more and more.
Then this life changing advice came:
A friend from church told me to find a book of the Bible and really understand it. Read through the Bible and pick one and read it over and over and study it and really get it. So I started in Genesis and read through. When I got to Proverbs I really liked it so I thought that would be the book. I started by memorizing all of Proverbs chapter 3. After that I thought maybe there is a better book than Proverbs. So I read on. Then I came to Song of Solomon. I read it with quite some confusion. It wasn't as good as the other books, I didn't know why. So I bought a commentary on it. George Burrowes commentary on the Song of Solomon.
In the commentary I found that George and other saw the book as illustrating God's love to the Church. And not only illustrating it but displaying the Love of Christ better than any other book. This caught my attention big time, because I was having a burning desire for a closer relationship with God and desperately learning about His Love so that I could Love God. You see I had hated Him for so long that God used that old hard heart to spur me on in loving Him. I so much did not want to hate God anymore that I was on fire to learn to Love Him as much and as fast as possible. So here was a book that would help me do that. So I landed on the Song of Solomon. I committed to learning as much of this book as possible.
I memorized the first chapter and would repeat it often throughout the day. I didn't know much of what I was repeating but it sure made me happier and on fire for God. I grew so fast repeating the first chapter over and over again all day, like a dozen times a day at least. It felt so good and I never found any other book that caused me to weep so much. I would often weep everyday just reading it. I was to immature to know what was going on. Even though it hurt to weep so much, I felt like my heart was being cleansed from the filth that was in it by repeating it over and over again so I did. As I read the commentary I understood more and more. What God was doing in me through the Song was greater and faster than any other portion of Scripture so I tended to stay there often. I was so excited about God that I thought it funny that other's in church weren't the same way. Some where happy but it seemed most of them didn't seem to care much about God. They would talk about work, football the weather. The only thing I wanted to talk about was Jesus and God and how can I grow closer to Him.
About this time there was a mission trip to Ireland.
I started to have convictions that I should try to find Bob and witness to him. I kept praying for him but how could he be saved if he hadn't heard the Gospel that has power unto salvation. So I asked family if they had any information. Like me before, my family hated him and thought he deserved hell. After some time I got his name but no location or phone number. Either they didn't know where he was or didn't want to tell me. I prayed some more and then started to get stronger convictions to do something about finding Bob.
So I went on the internet and typed in "his name and child molestation sex offender court" thinking that some court record would have some info leading to where I may find him" I even talked to a private eye and he couldn't help. So I googled some key words and spent hours each day looking through each page. I believed it was God's will for me to witness to Bob. I wanted him to be saved. Really bad. So much so that I thought God would save Bob if I were to witness to him. So I didn't stop searching for him. I kept my computer on each day and went page by page. It took two years to go through about 15,000 pages but I found someone who matched his name in a prison for molesting his grandchildren. I wrote the prison and he wrote back. All kinds of emotions went through my body when I saw his letter from the jail. I didn't open it right away but two hours later God gave me enough courage to face my fears again and I opened the letter. He admitted to being the one who molested me. We wrote back and forth I told him I was angry before but now I was saved and that I loved him and believed God wanted me to talk to him. He read my letters over and over again. I shared the gospel in each one.
I got mad at Bob 2x. Once he said that he love me. I got really angry with him. He didn't love me. That night it was hard to love Bob, I had to call a friend to pray for me to repent, after he prayed I felt greater love for Bob. Then I wrote him back saying "I'm sorry but you can't say that you loved me. You did not love me you lusted after me." He admitted he didn't love as he should have and admitted that it was lust and sinful. Finally some conviction. Yet I only thought he was saying that because I was being nice to him. All his family had left him and he said I was the only "friend" he had.
Wether or not it was true Bob said that he had cancer in his arm and that the help the prison gives was not enough and if he had money he could see a different doctor and get help. I sent him some money and since I was in jail before I knew what it was like to be in there without money, so I sent him money.
About 4-5 months in the economy went down, it was 2008. Work was hard. I still sent him money and I had to work harder. This was a really good lesson for me because I had to "work hard for the benefit of someone who did not deserve it." This was one of the greatest blessing ever because I realized with great certainty that Jesus was in me. This is what Jesus did. Jesus worked his whole life for me and I didn't deserve it!! Christ was in me! This was one of the best feelings ever and it put me in worship for months.
Then a mission trip to Croatia.
Each time I had to leave my business and amazing as it is I was completely okay each time. I am a self employed personal trainer and it is normally absurd to just leave and start over, but each time I had enough work within 2 weeks of coming back. This is a flat out miracle. I trusted God to provide and he did. How many people can start up a business in 2 weeks. Only with the help of God. God was teaching me early on in my walk that as long as I did what He wanted me to do then I had nothing to worry about.
About 3 years saved now.
I Taught the 4 year old's at church Sunday morning for 10 years.
Left my business 2x for mission trips and God miraculously provided when I came back.
I taught 5 x a week plus held a job.
Sunday morning to the kids.
Sunday night with the 5th graders
Friday afternoons at Good News Clubs. Sponsored by Child Evangelism Fellowship.
Friday Nights with the Kids teaching through Pilgrims Progress, I did this 2x
Teaching Monday afternoons at a nursing home. I taught through the Song of Songs once then John, then Romans then back to the Song again! I love the Song of Songs.
I grew up hating God for what happened to me, and now I love Him because He first loved me. My passion is for children to grow up loving God and not hating Him.
My other passion which has become ever greater is to help others see the Love of Christ to His Church in the Song of Songs!!
I would love to help you, just let me know and I will lead you and pray for you.
God demonstrates His love to us in sending His one and only Son to suffer in our place, taking our sins upon Himself so that whoever believes they get to heaven because of what He did for us will not perish but have everlasting life.
So beautiful..so very beautiful!
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I would tend to agree with you, yet the woman that Solomon married was probably young 14-18. Which to Jews back then was the norm. Even Mary the mother of Jesus was thought to be age 15. I don’t know their ages I was just trying to find what were called some of the most beautiful women about that age. I understand your feelings, I intend to not offend anyone but to represent as best as possible the age of a bride in that culture.
The minimum age for marriage under Jewish law is 13 for boys, 12 for girls; however, the kiddushin can take place before that, and often did in medieval times. The Talmud recommends that a man marry at age 18, or somewhere between 16 and 24. http://www.jewfaq.org/marriage.htm
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