

Philip Ryken on Teaching Song of Solomon
6 snips Aug 9, 2018
Philip Ryken, a biblical studies expert, discusses the complexities of teaching the Song of Songs in the Bible, exploring cultural perceptions of intimacy and marriage within a Christian context. He delves into the challenges of interpreting the text as a human love story and spiritual allegory, emphasizing the symbolic meanings of its imagery like pomegranates and turtle doves. Ryken also highlights the importance of equality and mutual respect in relationships, drawing parallels between the text's imagery and our connection to Jesus Christ.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Teaching the Book The Song of Songs and Its Cultural Significance
01:38 • 2min
Decoding the Song of Solomon: Love, Wisdom, and Interpretation
03:13 • 22min
Exploring Imagery and Interpretation in the Song of Solomon
24:43 • 8min
Exploring Dynamics and Equality in the Song of Solomon
33:02 • 4min
Interpreting Song of Solomon: Love, Relationship, and Christ
36:34 • 9min
Encouragement and Advice for Teaching the Song of Solomon
45:29 • 2min