Solomon’s Song of Songs
“The very real sentiment of the presence of God in the soul is often followed swiftly by a strong intimation of his having departed. This is what we mean when we talk about the dark night of the soul.”
Read more“The very real sentiment of the presence of God in the soul is often followed swiftly by a strong intimation of his having departed. This is what we mean when we talk about the dark night of the soul.”
Read more“Fear God, and keep his commandments; this is the whole meaning of man. No act of thine but God will bring it under His scrutiny, deep beyond all thy knowing, and pronounce it good or evil.”
Read more“We know of the repute King Solomon had for wisdom, as given by the books of the Kings and the Chronicles; the introduction to this book introduces its content as the proverbs of Solomon himself…”
Read more“As the northern kingdom fell fully into idolatry and remained more-or-less in a state of idolatry until its final destruction in 721BC, prophets like Elijah arrived in due course to protest and condemn the prevailing immorality.”
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