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Introduction -- From The Song Of Songs -- Allegorical Beauty Of The Song -- The Yearning For Eternity In The Song Of Songs -- The Love Of Christ In The Song Of Songs -- The Rapturous Joy In The Song Of Songs -- Reflections On The Song Of Songs -- Let Him Kiss Me With The Kisses Of His Mouth -- Your Name Spoken Is A Spreading Perfume -- Tell Me, You Whom My Heart Loves, Where You Pasture Your Flock -- Ah, You Are Beautiful, Me Beloved -- Our Couch, Too, Is Verdant -- I Delight To Rest In His Shadow -- He Brings Me Into His Banquet Hall And His Emblem Over Me Is Love -- Strengthen Me With Raisin Cakes, Refresh Me With Apples, For I Am Faint With Love -- Hark! My Lover -- Here He Comes My Lover ... Stands Behind Our Walls , Gazing Through The Windows -- ... Arise, My Beloved, My Beautiful One And Come -- My Dove Hiding In The Cleft Of The Rock -- Let Me See You, Let Me Hear Your Voice -- My Lover Belongs To Me, And I To Him -- On My Bed At Night, I Sought Him -- The Watchmen Came Upon Me -- Let My Lover Come To His Garden -- I Was Sleeping But My Heart Kept Vigil -- Open To Me, My Sister, My Love -- Set Me As A Seal On Your Heart -- Deep Waters Cannot Quench Love -- Be Swift, My Lover
- Author
- Charles Rich
- Publisher
- Saint Bede's Publications
- Published
- 1984
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780932506313
- Subjects
- Religion, Christian, Bible
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