Show Notes
For the first time in The Song of Solomon, there is major dysfunction. SoS: 5.2-6.3 shows us how the husband and the wife experience intimacy issues as they journey toward the garden of love.
Listen to see how this is experienced both in the marriage context of a husband and wife, and our marriage to Christ as his bride, the Church. Truly, the gospel reminds us of Christ the perfect husband, offering redemptive hope in the midst of our intimacy dysfunction.
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