In the final chapters of Song of Songs, the intensity of love is explored through longing, loss, reunion, and unshakable commitment. The imagery becomes more profound as the lovers express their desire and devotion, culminating in the powerful declaration that love is “as strong as death.” These chapters invite us to reflect on the covenantal nature of love, the ache of absence, and the joy of reunion—echoing the deep longing between Christ and His people.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. Chapter 8 speaks of love being “as strong as death” and “a blazing fire.” What does this language teach us about the enduring and consuming nature of true love?3. How does the mutual desire and delight between the lovers offer a picture of God’s relational intent for marriage and, more broadly, His covenantal relationship with His people?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here