What if the Song of Songs isn’t just ancient love poetry but a key to unlocking deeper biblical conversations about a better world? In this episode of The Bible for Normal People, Havilah Dharamraj explores how intertextual readings connect Song of Songs with the prophets, revealing themes of deity-devotee connection, sacred marriage, divine hope, and a return to Eden.

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[Bible] Episode 288: Havilah Dharamraj - The Song of Songs Is More Than Biblical Bridgerton 44:05 Share

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[Bible] Episode 288: Havilah Dharamraj - The Song of Songs Is More Than Biblical Bridgerton