Love in Five Acts; A Study of the Song of Solomon - McKenzie, Marvin
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For approximate twenty five years now, the focus on most studies of the Song of Solomon has been on the relationship between husband and wife. Some teachers have gone so far as to imply it is heresy and abusive to the Bible to teach any other application for it. Previous to that, however, most Bible preachers and teachers taught that the Song of Solomon represents Christ's love for His church. This book reaches back to those less modern students of the Bible and applies the Song of Solomon to Christ's relationship to believers. The Song of Solomon is seen as a drama having five acts, each one…mehr

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For approximate twenty five years now, the focus on most studies of the Song of Solomon has been on the relationship between husband and wife. Some teachers have gone so far as to imply it is heresy and abusive to the Bible to teach any other application for it. Previous to that, however, most Bible preachers and teachers taught that the Song of Solomon represents Christ's love for His church. This book reaches back to those less modern students of the Bible and applies the Song of Solomon to Christ's relationship to believers. The Song of Solomon is seen as a drama having five acts, each one presenting a different phase in the growing relationship between Christ and the believer.
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Marvin McKenzie became a Christian at age eighteen. He has spent thirty years in the Baptist ministry planting and pastoring churches in Washington and Oregon. He also served as the Exective Vice President of Pacific Coast Baptist Bible College in San Dimas, CA and Heartland Baptist Bible College in Oklahoma City, OK. Marvin has been married to Anita for thirty four years. Their two sons, Bohannan and Caleb, are Baptist pastors in Washington state.