In the first seven verses of the Song of Solomon the Shulamite confesses her love for the king. This is one of the fullest and deepest requests of human love found anywhere in the Bible—buried under the poetry and imagery is a love that fills up the senses (all five senses are identified). It is a love that satisfies the whole person. As the King he is all-sufficient. He has everything she needs or wants. Faith in a sovereign Saviour and an all-sufficient Christ brings the enjoyment of an all-satisfying Christ.
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Aaron Dunlop, who is originally from Northern Ireland, graduated from the Geneva Reformed Seminary, SC. He pastored for ten years in Victoria, British Columbia and is currently preparing to move to Kenya with his family to work with the FAME Reformed Theological College.