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Song of Solomon 7:1 · BSB
7:1 How beautiful are your sandaled feet, O daughter of the prince! The curves of your thighs are like jewels, the handiwork of a master.
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…just for procreation, it was also for recreation. Look with me at Solomon chapter seven, Song of Solomon chapter seven, verses one through six.Song of Solomon chapter 7, starting in verse 1. How beautiful are your feet in sandals, O Prince's daughter. The curves of your hips are like jewels, the work of the hands…
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…her desire will be for her husband. Genesis chapter 4, verse 7, where God tells Cain that sin's desire is to master him. And then right here inSong of Solomon chapter 7, it's a word for craving, overwhelming pull, gravitational desire. It's like magnets when you put them together, it just wants to be together.…
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…now. So we're going to get your Bibles out. Turn your Bibles on, on your devices, grab a Bible from the pew in front of you. Open up to the book ofSong of Solomon, chapter 7, and we are finishing a five-week series on the Song of Solomon. You say, why would you do that on Mother's Day? This is Mother's Day. And I know.…
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…That one still works, doesn't it? You can call your wife deer. Spell it differently. She's a graceful doe. Solomon is known for language, I think asong of Solomon chapter 7, some of his compliments to his wife. Your navel is like a round goblet. Your belly is like a heap of wheat. You know, in the in that society, you…
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