oneness – The Song of Songs

A Hidden Author in the Song of Songs (Song 1:1)

Pamela — Tue, 03 Dec 2019 13:29:26 +0000

The second part of verse 1 mentions Solomon, and depending on the translation, implies that he is the author. At least this is what has been commonly accepted throughout history. Clearly, having King Solomon’s name in the beginning section helped to get the Song of Songs accepted into the the biblical ‘canon,’ despite the book’s more provocative content. But is there another aspect to authorship here? What about the woman in the Song? What role did SHE play? Look at these amazing points:

Taking the napkin off the Banana Bread – and the reality of the real “Us.”

Pamela — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 07:32:46 +0000

Do you believe in Me, even after what you see?

Blessed are you they who are not offended in Me..

It’s been so long since writing here on the blog – I hope it doesn’t come over as too shocking. :-) Many of you know the wind of change …

Ants, and the Intimate Kingdom

Pamela — Mon, 19 May 2014 15:00:13 +0000

"The men were stacked like a ladder on top of each others' shoulders. The commentator said the picture symbolized all the lives lost throughout history to reach the highest peaks of the world..." And I was captivated. This is a parable of the Intimate Kingdom!

Braveheart and The Scent of Love (Song 1:12-14)

Pamela — Sat, 01 Mar 2014 15:19:18 +0000

You bring pleasure to me like a sweet smell… Ex. 20:41 . If you have ever loved someone deeply, you understand what it is to long for reminders of them when apart, including smells. Like music and art, fragrances can stir emotions, invoke memories, and keep love aflame. Many of the stronger oils such as …