Description
Rise Up My Love
UPC Code: 978-1871642001
Overview
Rise Up My Love by C.E. Hocking is an insightful exploration of the profound themes of love, faith, and spirituality found within the biblical Song of Solomon. This comprehensive volume invites readers into a deeper understanding of God's love for His people, drawing parallels between earthly relationships and the divine connection between Christ and the Church. Hocking's writing is rich with theological depth and practical application, making it a valuable resource for both personal reflection and group study.
Product Features
- Author: C.E. Hocking
- Format: Hardcover
- Language: English
- Pages: 448
- ISBN-10: 1871642000
- ISBN-13: 978-1871642001
- Item Weight: 1.74 pounds
Interesting Facts
- Thematic Focus: The book delves into the poetic imagery and metaphorical language of the Song of Solomon, offering insights into the nature of love from a biblical perspective.
- Practical Application: Hocking emphasizes how the teachings in this scriptural text can be applied to enhance one’s spiritual life and relationships.
- Rich Historical Context: The author provides background information on the cultural and historical significance of the Song of Solomon, enriching the reader's understanding of its messages.
- Critical Acclaim: This work has been well-received within Christian communities for its engaging style and thoughtful analysis of scripture.
Publisher
- Publisher: Precious Seed Publications
- Publication Date: January 1, 1988
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As the great Jewish scholar Saadia HaGaon has written 'the Song of Songs resembles locks to which the keys have been lost'. This book outlines past approaches to, provides a detail- ed structure of, and ventures to produce the lost keys for the interpretation of the Song. Parts 1 and 2 provide a broad introduction to the use of simile and metaphor, together with their part in the typological/eschatological projections of the Bible. These provide the foundation for the salvation-historical ap- proach to the Song of Songs developed in Parts 3, 4 and 5 of the Book.Cyril Hocking is a retired telecommunications engineer and a life-long student and teacher of God's Word. For many years he was joint editor of the magazine Precious Seed. He was the co-editor of Church Doctrine and Prac- tice, Treasury of Bible Doctrine, and Day by Day through the Old Testament. More recent- ly he has spent some years in Israel. This has greatly enhanced his understanding of the land and the peoples of the Bible and also has deepened his particular interest in the Old Testament.
The painting of the male & female gazelles used on the front cover is the work of the Israeli artist Walter Ferguson, whose kind permission to include it is acknowledged. The beloved in the Song is described 'as a roe', and is heard to appeal to his loved one, 'Rise up, my love', Song 2.10. See pp. 60-63.
The photograph on the back cover is of the beautiful 'Madonna Lily' in one of Carmel's mountain valleys, May- time. It is used as a smilie by the beloved to describe his loved one 'As a lily among thorns, so is my love among the daughters', Song 2.2. See pp 83-88
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