The Song of Songs—also called Song of Solomon—celebrates covenant love with Eden-echoing joy and patient restraint. Set under the Law yet resonant in Grace, it trains households in holiness and hints at the coming Kingdom’s unshadowed feast.
Hosea 3 compresses the gospel arc into five verses: love pays a price, sets healing boundaries, and leads a people to return with reverent joy. The “many days” of deprivation end in trembling before the Lord and his goodness under the promised King.
Ezekiel 16 confronts covenant betrayal with fierce holiness and faithful love. After exposure and judgment, the Lord remembers His covenant and promises atonement, establishing an everlasting bond that humbles pride and restores hope.
In Psalm 57, David finds refuge under God’s wings and awakens the dawn with praise as God reverses the enemy’s snares.
Psalm 23 teaches trust in the Shepherd-King who guides, protects, and honors His people. From green pastures to dark valleys, He is near now and will bring us home.