Growing in the Experience of God's Love
“Dark am I, yet lovely” Solomon’s Song of Song 1:5 Darkness and light stand in stark contrast in Scripture. Darkness refers often to evil, calamity, the wrath of God, ignorance, … Continue Reading Christian Emotional Extremes
“Turn my beloved, and be like a gazelle on the mountain tops.” Song of Songs 2:17 Deep desire for the husband to be near her. A hungering for his sweet … Continue Reading Sweet Intimacy with the One You Love
Confession of sin ought to be a daily, hourly and sometimes something you do for an extended amount of time. David in Psalm 51 pours his heart out to God … Continue Reading Confessing Sin 2
Pray this from the Spirit within and with your understanding every word. Feel and think what David is feeling and thinking when his sin was ever before Him and he … Continue Reading Confessing Sin 1
Song of Songs 1:5-9 The bride confesses her sinful past yet she has a loveliness about her. 5″Dark am I, yet lovely, daughters of Jerusalem, dark like the tents of … Continue Reading Fear of Punishment
Song of Solomon 5:2-6 2 “I was asleep but my heart was awake. A voice! My beloved was knocking: ‘Open to me, my sister, my darling, My dove, my perfect one! For … Continue Reading Song of Songs 5:2-6 When Holy and Sweet Communion with your Beloved is Broken
Verse Solomon’s Song of Songs 1:6 “Do not stare at me because I am dark, darkened by the sun.” Doctrine/Doctrines New born believers drawing near to God will often times … Continue Reading Lesson 9 “Do not stare at me..”
A saint is guilty but forgiven, God could pour out His Wrath on the sinner, but not the saint who is forgiven. God can’t be angry with the sinner who is forgiven because God poured out His anger on Christ when He bore our sins in His body on the cross for 3 hours and then said “It is finished” He paid the price in full. He paid the ransom for our sin to set us free.
The spouses estate in desertions though seemingly miserable, is indeed profitable. There is yet a third profit by spiritual desertions, and it is the preventing of pride, which usually arises … Continue Reading Part 5b “Spiritual Desertions”
Part 2 There is a law in heaven, that the heavenly Bride may at one time have but one Husband. The first marriage on earth was a pattern of … Continue Reading The soul has but one husband
"Solomons Song of Songs"