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    Seeing the Bride in the Song of Songs: Women God Moved, #2
    Seeing the Bride in All the Scriptures: Women God Moved, #1
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    Women God Moved Series

    By Andy McIlree

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    About this series

    Bible teacher Andy McIlree explores the often neglected Song of Songs in this devotional commentary. Some question whether it should be in the Bible at all, while many have struggled to understand the purpose of its poetic imagery. But there's no need to be afraid of this very human and very devotional book, that's been described by one Jewish rabbi as the holiest of all of Israel's scriptures.

    It's a sequence of love letters between a young couple, expressed in words and behaviour that would have been so meaningful to them, although they might at first seem peculiar to us today. Andy invites us to allow its language to first of all lift our thoughts to see God being exalted in His relationship with His people, Israel; these eight chapters display the supremacy of God, clothed in His fervency and intimacy – and even under the Law His working with His people had much grace blended with it. Then, on another level, His Spirit can exalt His Son as we draw lessons that relate to our discipleship walk with Him, and experience "the exceeding riches of His grace in his kindness toward us in Christ."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHayes Press
    Release dateJan 15, 2021
    Seeing the Bride in the Song of Songs: Women God Moved, #2
    Seeing the Bride in All the Scriptures: Women God Moved, #1

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      Seeing the Bride in All the Scriptures: Women God Moved, #1
      Seeing the Bride in All the Scriptures: Women God Moved, #1

      Seeing the Bride in All the Scriptures: Women God Moved, #1

      Andy McIlree
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      In this first book of a new series, Andy McIlree explores how some women in the Bible are used by God to paint a beautiful picture of the relationship between the Jesus the Bridegroom and His bride, the Church. Andy begins in Genesis and continue in the Books of the Law, before flowing on through the Psalms and the Prophets - and on the way looks at the types and shadows present in Eve, Rebekah, Israel, the Shulamite of the Song of Songs, Ruth and more. Not only does this book emphasise the importance of women in God's purposes, but it draws us in to better enjoy the love, protection and communion of our Saviour, our Beloved.

      In this first book of a new series, Andy McIlree explores how some women in the Bible are used by God to paint a beautiful picture of the relationship between the Jesus the Bridegroom and His bride, the Church. Andy begins in Genesis and continue in the Books of the Law, before flowing on through the Psalms and the Prophets - and on the way looks at the types and shadows present in Eve, Rebekah, Israel, the Shulamite of the Song of Songs, Ruth and more. Not only does this book emphasise the importance of women in God's purposes, but it draws us in to better enjoy the love, protection and communion of our Saviour, our Beloved.

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      Seeing the Bride in the Song of Songs: Women God Moved, #2
      Seeing the Bride in the Song of Songs: Women God Moved, #2

      Seeing the Bride in the Song of Songs: Women God Moved, #2

      Andy McIlree
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      Bible teacher Andy McIlree explores the often neglected Song of Songs in this devotional commentary. Some question whether it should be in the Bible at all, while many have struggled to understand the purpose of its poetic imagery. But there's no need to be afraid of this very human and very devotional book, that's been described by one Jewish rabbi as the holiest of all of Israel's scriptures. It's a sequence of love letters between a young couple, expressed in words and behaviour that would have been so meaningful to them, although they might at first seem peculiar to us today. Andy invites us to allow its language to first of all lift our thoughts to see God being exalted in His relationship with His people, Israel; these eight chapters display the supremacy of God, clothed in His fervency and intimacy – and even under the Law His working with His people had much grace blended with it. Then, on another level, His Spirit can exalt His Son as we draw lessons that relate to our discipleship walk with Him, and experience "the exceeding riches of His grace in his kindness toward us in Christ."

      Bible teacher Andy McIlree explores the often neglected Song of Songs in this devotional commentary. Some question whether it should be in the Bible at all, while many have struggled to understand the purpose of its poetic imagery. But there's no need to be afraid of this very human and very devotional book, that's been described by one Jewish rabbi as the holiest of all of Israel's scriptures. It's a sequence of love letters between a young couple, expressed in words and behaviour that would have been so meaningful to them, although they might at first seem peculiar to us today. Andy invites us to allow its language to first of all lift our thoughts to see God being exalted in His relationship with His people, Israel; these eight chapters display the supremacy of God, clothed in His fervency and intimacy – and even under the Law His working with His people had much grace blended with it. Then, on another level, His Spirit can exalt His Son as we draw lessons that relate to our discipleship walk with Him, and experience "the exceeding riches of His grace in his kindness toward us in Christ."

    Author

    Andy McIlree

    Andy was born in Glasgow, Scotland,  He came to know the Lord in 1954, and was baptized in 1958. He is married to Anna, and he lives in Kilmacolm, Scotland.  They have two daughters and one son.  He entered into full-time service in 1976 with the churches of God (www.churchesofgod.info).  He has engaged in an itinerant ministry in western countries and has been privileged to serve the Lord in India and Myanmar (formerly Burma).

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