Song Of Solomon
Testament: Old Testament
Category: Wisdom Literature
Book Title: Song Of Solomon
Book Author: Traditionally attributed to Solomon
Date Written: Around 965 B.C.
Key Verses: Song of Solomon 2:4, Song of Solomon 8:6-7
Book Summary
The Song of Solomon is a poetic celebration of romantic love between a bride (the Shulammite woman) and her groom (often associated with Solomon), exploring themes of love, desire, and the beauty of marital intimacy.
Historical Context
Written during Solomon's reign, the book reflects the cultural context of ancient Near Eastern love poetry, providing a biblical perspective on the joy and sanctity of love and marriage.
Discussion Questions
1. How does the Song of Solomon celebrate the beauty and sanctity of marital love?
2. What can we learn from the imagery and expressions of affection in the book about God's design for relationships?
3. How does the portrayal of love in the Song of Solomon point to deeper spiritual truths about God's love for His people?
Song Of Solomon
Book Highlight: A poetic dialogue celebrating love and marriage.