The Garden of the Shulamite - Collins, Randy
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With the Bible's Song of Solomon as its foundation, a beautiful love story is vividly illustrated using the imagery and symbolism of plants. Randall Collins uses his knowledge of the scripture and his love of plants to take a spiritual journey into the garden as depicted by King Solomon. While Randall offers some commentary on the drama between the Beloved and the Shulamite maiden his primary focus is on the plants themselves. Each plant is meticulously described with supporting biblical references. By walking with the author through the garden and imagining each love scene as it is described,…mehr

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With the Bible's Song of Solomon as its foundation, a beautiful love story is vividly illustrated using the imagery and symbolism of plants. Randall Collins uses his knowledge of the scripture and his love of plants to take a spiritual journey into the garden as depicted by King Solomon. While Randall offers some commentary on the drama between the Beloved and the Shulamite maiden his primary focus is on the plants themselves. Each plant is meticulously described with supporting biblical references. By walking with the author through the garden and imagining each love scene as it is described, the reader will, no doubt, gain a heightened appreciation for the ancient ¿ora of the Bible; but also a greater faith in a loving Heavenly Father.
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Randall P. Collins was born, raised, and educated in Central Indiana. After college, he worked for IBM for twenty-nine years, then spent ¿fteen years as a small business ¿nancial consultant. Randall and his late wife had three children, and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He currently enjoys family life and retirement with his second wife. Randall has been a Christian for over sixty years and has taught and written numerous Bible studies. He is also a certi¿ed master gardener and a member, emeritus, of the Aiken County Master Gardener Association, the South Carolina Native Plant Society, the Xerces Society, the Georgia Perennial Plant Association, and the American Horticultural Society. He is the author of Stop...and Smell the Mints, a delightful blend of memoir and horticulture, released in 2019.