As we begin the Song of Songs, we’re invited into a poetic celebration of love, beauty, and desire. These opening chapters express mutual longing between lovers, the joy of being known and cherished, and the intimacy of covenantal relationship. Whether read as romantic poetry or as a reflection of God’s love for His people, the song calls us to consider the sacred nature of love that delights, honors, and pursues.Questions:1. Song of Songs 1–4 emphasizes mutual admiration and pursuit between the lovers. How does this picture of love challenge or affirm your understanding of healthy, God-honoring relationships?2. The imagery of a garden appears throughout these chapters as a symbol of intimacy and delight. How might this connect to the garden imagery used elsewhere in Scripture, such as Eden or Gethsemane?3. How do these chapters help reshape our view of physical beauty, desire, and affection in a culture that often distorts or devalues them?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here