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Translation: Mark Kirkpatrick. This commentary has been through Advanced Checking. Words in boxes are from the Bible. A word list at the end explains words with a *star by them. About the Song of Songs. The Song of Songs (also called the Song of Solomon) is a poem about love between a man and a woman.
The name "Song of Songs" is an absolute comparison in the Hebrew and means as much as the most beautiful song. The first verse already mentions Solomon as author. We find this mentioned seven times (chap. 1:1+5; 3:7+9+11; 8:11+12) and besides three times the title "King" (chap. 1:4+12; 7:6).
Aug 31, 2021 · 1. Iain M. Duguid — The Song of Songs (Tyndale Old Testament Commentaries, 2015). Everything that Iain Duguid writes is outstanding, so I was very thankful to discover that he has written the new commentary on Song of Songs for the Tyndale Commentary series. These commentaries are at an introductory level, but when done well, they are among ...
“Rightly Do They Love You” A. Introduction to the Maiden, the Beloved, and the daughters of Jerusalem. 1. ( Sgs 1:1) Title: The Song of All Songs . The song of songs, which is Solomon’s. a. The song of songs: This great song, or collection of poetic songs, is unique in the Bible.
“The Song of Songs, which is Solomon’s” (Song 1:1) possibly represents the greatest of King Solomon’s 1,005 songs (see 1Kgs 4:32), penned sometime during his reign (c. 971–931 BC). Perhaps this song, as it advocates a monogamous marriage between a bride and groom, also serves as a symbol of Solomon’s repentance for his polygamy and ...
The Song of Songs: An Introduction and Commentary. Written by Iain M. Duguid Reviewed By Daniel J. Estes. Old Testament. The release of a new commentary on the Song of Songs is a rare pleasure, but to have two treatments of the Song arrive concurrently is indeed welcome.
Bible > Matthew Henry's Commentary > Songs 1. eBibles • Free Downloads • Audio. Song of Solomon 1 . Matthew Henry's Commentary. Song of Solomon 1:1. The song of songs, which is Solomon's.
