song of solomon

stoker

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30 Sep 04 10:16

stoker

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30 Sep 04 10:16

has anyone religous or not read this in the bible. To me its a duet but quite erotic. some lines my sister has no breasts what will we do on her day of betrothal, later i am a wall and my breasts are towers, also come my love to the vineyard were the fragrance is and i will give my love. to me it shows god has no problem with sex, only religon has but god dislikes adultry and same sex, with male prostitutes being mentioned early biblical times.

Siskin

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30 Sep 04 12:38

well it was written (or supposed to be) by Solomon, who had 700 wives and 300 concubines..so presumably he at least had no problem with sex!

Varg

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Odersfelt

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30 Sep 04 13:27

Originally posted by Siskin
well it was written (or supposed to be) by Solomon, who had 700 wives and 300 concubines..so presumably he at least had no problem with sex!

And you say you want concubines nowadays and they call you crazy...😉

darvlay

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30 Sep 04 13:35

Originally posted by Siskin
well it was written (or supposed to be) by Solomon, who had 700 wives and 300 concubines..so presumably he at least had no problem with sex!

I think his problem may have been that he was insatiable.

gambit3

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01 Oct 04 03:20

The woman in Song of Soloman is Abishag?

stoker

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01 Oct 04 13:08

Originally posted by gambit3
The woman in Song of Soloman is Abishag?

how do you know that?

StarValleyWy

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02 Oct 04 22:25

God is quite the erotic guy. Until you realize that biology is his method.

Does a moth tower to the clouds and the flame of the moon to mate? or fulfill gods plan?

gambit3

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05 Oct 04 22:43

Originally posted by stoker
how do you know that?

First Book of the Kings. 1:3 Abishag is called a Shunammite, that is of Shunem. Song of Solomon . 6:3 The "bride" is called Shulamite. 1 More correct form is Shalammite.The LXX translates the term Sounamitis, that is Shunammite. The form Shalammite may have been adopted because of its assonance with Solomon (Heb. Sh e lomoh) and may be a kind of a title and not a proper name. It may be the feminine from Solomon. 1 Ungers Bible Dictonary p.1022 Shulamite. Be sure to note that I did put a question mark at the end of that post.