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    The Book of Song of Solomon

    The Book of Song of Solomon, also known as the Song of Songs, is a poetic celebration of love, desire, and marriage. Traditionally attributed to Solomon, it portrays the beauty and intimacy of romantic love within the covenant of marriage.

    Through lyrical dialogue between a bride and groom, the book highlights mutual affection, commitment, and delight. The poetry emphasizes love as a gift from God to be cherished and honored.

    Beyond its literal meaning, Song of Solomon has also been understood symbolically as reflecting God's love for His people, illustrating devotion, longing, and covenant faithfulness.

    Song of Solomon teaches:

    • •Love is sacred and God-given
    • •Marriage is worthy of honor
    • •Commitment and mutual delight are central to love.

    Author

    Solomon

    Written

    965 BC

    Chapters

    8

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    The Book of Song of Solomon was written by Solomon, approximately 965 BC.

    The Book of Song of Solomon contains 8 chapters and is part of the Old Testament.

    The key themes of Song of Solomon include: Love, Marriage, Beauty, Devotion.

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