Song of Solomon 2: 4 Commentary

1. The thought of delighting
a. In his presence continues
2. The banner over her head read:
a. “My husband loves me”
3. Whether you know it or not
a. People ARE watching you
b. And form opinions about your marriage
4. It has been said that to truly
a. Know the state of a marriage
b. Just look at the wife’s face
5. Does she shine with a look of love
a. One of joy, fulfillment and satisfaction
6. Or does she look downcast
a. From defeat, abuse,
b. Sadness, pain and hurt
7. One of the GREATEST things to watch
a. Is a bright young lady getting married
b. And she simply over time continues
c. To glow even brighter
d. As she is loved by her husband
8. But one of the SADDEST things to watch
a. Is a bright young lady getting married
b. And over time begins to age prematurely
c. The brightness of her eyes is gone
d. As she looks distressed, tired
e. Sad and beaten down
f. From NOT being loved by her husband

By Tractorman (wrote 2592 Bible Commentaries - permalink to this Commentary)
Posted on: 10/10/2011 13:04 pm

God’s brings us to the banquet of his love, reminscent of a great banqueting hall large and full of good good things to feel our stomachs and to delight our eyes. Most grand banqueting halls are sumptiously decorated, lavish in their adornment. The food plentiful and varied. When we look to the rafters of this hall there we see the martial banners of our King. We can take comfort that we are protected during our feast. A feast just for us. How wide and broad is our Lord’s love for us, how overshadowing his protection. A Banner of love over our heads as we feast on the rich things the Lord has for us. Our Lord, our lover has brought us to enjoy a feast of good thing, and we are canopied by love and protection. How wonderful

By rose williams (wrote 1 Bible Commentary - permalink to this Commentary)
Posted on: 9/7/2008 12:48 pm