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1. feedingonchrist.org › johns-use-of-the-song-ofJohn’s Use of the Song of Songs in the Book of Revelation

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   Jul 1, 2013 · John’ use of the Song in the book of Revelation is one of the most substantial hermeneutical aids in helping defend a Christological interpretation of the Song. It will be argued that John’s use of the Song in the Apocalypse serves the purpose of giving apostolic authority to a Christological interpretation of the Song.

2. beatcrave.com › the-meaning-behind-the-song-johnThe Meaning Behind The Song: John The Revelator by Son House

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   May 12, 2024 · “John The Revelator” draws heavily from the Book of Revelation in the Bible, particularly the figure of John the Apostle. The song references John’s visions and prophecies, depicting him as a messenger of divine knowledge and truth.

3. www.biblestudytools.com › song-of-solomon-5-4Song of Solomon 5:4 - Bible Verse Meaning and Commentary

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   What does Song of Solomon 5:4 mean? Read commentary on this popular Bible verse and understand the real meaning behind God's Word using John Gill's Exposition of the Bible.

4. beatcrave.com › the-meaning-behind-the-song-johnThe Meaning Behind The Song: John the Revelator by Blind ...

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   Sep 28, 2023 · The lyrics speak of John as the one who reveals the divine plan, who unveils the truth, and foretells the coming of Christ. Through vivid imagery and evocative lyrics, Johnson transports listeners into the apocalyptic world described in the Book of Revelation.

5. christianity.stackexchange.com › questions › 2746Where does the concept of a "God-shaped hole" originate?

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   The word "innermost being" is the Greek koilos, meaning hole or empty place. It is often translated belly or womb. In Jn 7, Jesus is describing a spiritual empty place in the heart of man, not a physical belly or womb.

6. www.compellingtruth.org › be-made-wholeWhat is the meaning of 'be made whole' in John 5:6?

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   The phrase be made whole encompasses a total restoration of mind, body, and spirit. Thus, it is a call for the man to allow the rejuvenating waves of divine grace to permeate every aspect of his being. Emotional wounds, as well as physical maladies, have the power to immobilize us.

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   How does the Apostle John interpret the song of songs?

   • The Apostle John adopts portions of the Song of Songs in his composition of the book of Revelation. He does this through quotations, elusive allusions, and themes from the Old Testament to support a Christological interpretation of the Song.

   John’s Use of the Song of Songs in the Book of Revelation

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   Did John use the song in the Book of Revelation?

   • Beale’s recognition of John's use of the Song of Songs in the Book of Revelation provides a platform for further investigation into the use of the Song in the New Testament. Establishing the apostle’s use of the Song in the Revelation would unquestionably help establish the exegetical grounds for a Christological interpretation of the Song.

   John’s Use of the Song of Songs in the Book of Revelation

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   Why did God create a hole?

   • As you can see, when God created humans, he wanted them to look around for him and search for him. This is one of God's plans, and in doing so, he created this "hole" that cannot be filled by any other: in short, that "God-shaped hole" was created by God for us to look for him. I have another verse as example; let us look at Ecclesiastes 3:10-12:

   Where does the concept of a "God-shaped hole" originate?

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   Why did John use the song in the Apocalypse?

   • John's use of the Song of Songs in the Book of Revelation serves the purpose of giving apostolic authority to a Christological interpretation of the Song. This study will be guided by the Reformation principle, sui ipsius interpres, in order to reach sound hermeneutical conclusions.

   John’s Use of the Song of Songs in the Book of Revelation

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   What is a God Shaped Hole?

   • The idea is that inside each of us is a "God-shaped hole"--a place inside of our hearts that only God can fill. If we try to put anything else in there, it won't fit (meaning, it won't fill the need we have inside of our heart/soul). Where does this concept originate? Is it a biblical concept or just a fanciful rhetoric?

   Where does the concept of a "God-shaped hole" originate?

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   Is John's song a hermeneutical aid in defending a Christological interpretation?

   • John’s use of the Song of Songs in the book of Revelation is one of the most substantial hermeneutical aids in helping defend a Christological interpretation of the Song. Modern scholars have often ignored or rejected this connection due to the hermeneutical imprecision with which it was reached.

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8. readthehardparts.com › rivers-of-living-water-john-7The Missing Bible Verse: Rivers of Living Water in John 7:37-39

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   Jan 6, 2019 · Jesus mentions rivers of living water in John 7. John tells us Jesus was referring to the Holy Spirit. What Old Testament verse is Jesus quoting?