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5 Your pure faith and love rest over your heart as you nurture those

who are yet infants.

The Shulamite

6 I’ve made up my mind. Until the darkness disappears and the dawn
has fully come, in spite of shadows and fears, I will go to the

mountaintop with you- the mountain of suffering love and the hill of

burning incense. Yes, I will be your bride.
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hapter 4, opens with the Bridegroom lovingly praising the

Shulamite as she sits at His feet during her season of being
set aside to receive more revelation of His love and passion.

In the latter part of Chapter 3, He made known to her the position she
holds in Christ, and now He tells her how He views her. There is an

urgency in His voice. He tells her to listen. When someone tells us to

listen, it is usually because what they are about to say holds great
weight. It is so important that she understands and grasps how much

she means to Him. He truly regards her as beauty itself.

The enemy holds many sons and daughters of God in bondage to shame

and condemnation. He whispers in our ears as the “accuser of the

brethren,” but our God never condemns. Jesus paid the price so that we
can be free to enjoy His love, total forgiveness, and acceptance. God’s

acceptance of us is based on our position in Christ, not on our
performance.

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