Song of the Bride

The Betrothal
Seeking His Countenance
Reflecting His Beauty
The Perfection of the Bridegroom
The Final Union

The greatest love story ever written, the Song of Songs describes the emotional, unfolding story of the Bridegroom and His bride. Jeanne Guyon shows how the song of a young maiden, fervently in love with her suitor, becomes a powerful allegory of every believer's relationship with Christ in the Song of Songs. Without any embarrassment for King Solomon's intimate portrayal of the lovers, she explores:

* The greatness of God's love
* How trials can become blessings
* True surrender to God's will in your life
* Finding God's favor in your life
* Learning to rest in His presence

After writing this commentary, Jeanne Guyon was sent to the infamous Bastille prison for presuming to know the almighty God in an intimate way. Let that same holy "presumption" draw you to His heart as you read this book.

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All Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:
21 of 22 people found the following review helpful:

Harp And Bowl, 2000-06-04
Mdm. Guyon had an INTIMATE relation to her Lord and Savior. She knew Him, she really knew Him. And her commentary on the Song of Solomon is required reading for anyone involved in the ihop aka Harp + Bowl movement; Her insight is phenominal; a good read!


18 of 18 people found the following review helpful:

here comes the bride, 2000-04-11
This was my first Jeanne Guyon book i ever bought. it was great. the variety of subjects she wrote about were very encouraging. Her analogy of trees in comparisson to a believers life was life changing and challenging. highly recommended

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