what he has received from the Lord. He begins by reading from Isaiah 62, highlighting God's delight in His people and their righteousness. Jerry transitions to discussing the Song of Songs, a poetic love story between Solomon and a Shulamite woman, emphasizing its allegorical interpretation as a representation of Christ and His church. He outlines the book's structure, which includes courtship, marriage procession, consummation, separation, reconciliation, and perfect love. Jerry notes the Shulamite's journey from laborer to bride, illustrating how believers transition from sin to grace. He encourages listeners to seek Jesus during dark times, emphasizing the importance of persistence in faith. The message also touches on the dynamics of courtship, the significance of allowing God to lead relationships, and the beauty of intimacy in marriage. Jerry concludes with a call to remember God's love and to be willing to walk with Him, even in challenging times, assuring that He knows how to restore and encourage the weary heart.

Outline of Main Points

Introduction and Prayer
Reading from Isaiah 62
Overview of the Song of Songs
Structure of the Book

Courtship
Marriage Procession
Marriage Consummation
Separation
Reconciliation
Perfect Love

Shulamite's Journey from Laborer to Bride
Seeking Jesus in Dark Times
Dynamics of Courtship and Relationships
Encouragement to Remember God's Love

Messages by Jerry Settle