A Brief Introduction to The Book of Goya

The relationship between Christ and the church is a deeper and broader meaning in the Song of Songs, which makes this book the most precious book for the children of God. This is also the central message of this book: the obvious relationship between Christ and those saved through marriage. We can regard this relationship as the relationship between Christ and the whole church, and also as the relationship between Christ and individual believers. Because the church is not another name for the chapel, the church is a general name for individual believers.

There are many ways to express this relationship in the bible, just as Christ is the head, we are the body and the combination of life; Christ is the foundation, on which we build, which is eternal union; Christ is the real vine, and we are the branches. This is the union of brothers or heirs. However, the most sacred relationship in the world reveals the most beautiful and outstanding combination, although it is still incomplete, and that is marriage. Christ is the groom and we are his brides. This is the closest combination of love. This is also the connotation of the song of songs. Song of Songs and Ecclesiastes are really a very strong contrast. Ecclesiastes tells us that this empty world can't satisfy people's hearts, while Song of Songs tells us that only Christ is what people want and think. The first paragraph: initial pursuit and satisfaction (1 2 ~ 2 7)

1 envy (1 2 ~ 3)

2 pursuit (1-4)

3 Traffic (1-4)

4 Enlightenment from the Inner Chamber (1-5 ~ 7)

5 Wang's speech (1 8 ~ 1 1)

6 female speech (1) 12 ~ 14)

7 Praise from the King (1 15)

8 female answers (1 16 ~ 2 1)

9 the king's answer (2 bis)

10 praise and enjoyment of women (2 3 ~ 6)

1 1 Wang's instruction (2 7)

The second paragraph: get rid of your own call (28 ~ 35)

1 is out of his calling range (28 ~ 15)

2 failure and recovery (2 16 ~ 3 5)

The third paragraph: the call to ascend to heaven (3 6 ~ 5 L)

1 New (3 6 ~ 4 6)

2 Call for promotion (4 7 ~ 15)

3 the life of love (IV 16 ~ V 1)

The fourth paragraph: the call of the cross after resurrection (5.2 ~ 6. 13)

1 The cross after resurrection and the failure of women (5 2 ~ 6 3)

2 Life in Curtains (6 4 ~ 13)

Paragraph 5: The Work of God (7: 1 ~ 13)

1 worker equipment (the first sentence of 7 1 ~ 9)

2 Do the same work with the Lord (79, second sentence ~ 13)

Paragraph 6: Body Sigh (8 1 ~ 14)

1 Sigh of wanting to leave the body (8) 1 ~ 4

2 Before being mentioned (August 5 ~ 14)