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Garner-Howes Baptist Commentary Garner-Howes
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Text Courtesy of Blessed Hope Foundation and the Baptist Training Center.
These files are public domain.
Text Courtesy of Blessed Hope Foundation and the Baptist Training Center.
Bibliographical Information
Garner, Albert & Howes, J.C. "Commentary on Song of Solomon 7". Garner-Howes Baptist Commentary. https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/ghb/song-of-solomon-7.html. 1985.
Garner, Albert & Howes, J.C. "Commentary on Song of Solomon 7". Garner-Howes Baptist Commentary. https://www.studylight.org/
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Verses 1-5
SONG OF SOLOMON CHAPTER 7
RESPONSE OF GUESTS
Verses 1-5 express in song the response of the guests as they witness the dance of the Shulamite. The last line of verse 5 refers to "a king" not "the king", and is not necessarily a reference to Solomon.
Verses 6-9
PRAISE OF THE HUSBAND
Verses 6-9 express in poetic language the praise of the shepherd husband for his bride
Verses 10-13
SHULAMITE REAFFIRMS HER COMMITMENT TO HER SHEPHERD SPOUSE
Verse 10 reaffirms the Shulamite’s commitment to the beloved shepherd.
Verses 11-13 express the Shulam’te’s desire and readiness for a honeymoon in the field and villages as the shepherd had proposed in Song of Solomon 2:10-14.