4. Historically fulfilled in the joy of Simeon and Anna in the temple, over the infant Saviour ( :- ), and that of Mary, too (compare :- ); typified ( :- ). Spiritually, the bride or beloved is led ( :- ) first into the King's chambers, thence is drawn after Him in answer to her prayer; is next received on a grassy couch under a cedar kiosk; and at last in a "banqueting hall," such as, JOSEPHUS says, Solomon had in his palace, "wherein all the vessels were of gold" ( Antiquities, 8:5,2). The transition is from holy retirement to public ordinances, church worship, and the Lord's Supper ( Psalms 36:8 ). The bride, as the queen of Sheba, is given "all her desire" ( 1 Kings 10:13 ; Psalms 63:5 ; Ephesians 3:8 ; Ephesians 3:16-21 ; Philippians 4:19 ); type of the heavenly feast hereafter ( Isaiah 25:6 ; Isaiah 25:9 ). his banner . . . love —After having rescued us from the enemy, our victorious captain ( Isaiah 25:9- : ) seats us at the banquet under a banner inscribed with His name, "love" ( Isaiah 25:9- : ). His love conquered us to Himself; this banner rallies round us the forces of Omnipotence, as our protection; it marks to what country we belong, heaven, the abode of love, and in what we most glory, the cross of Jesus Christ, through which we triumph ( Romans 8:37 ; 1 Corinthians 15:57 ; Revelation 3:21 ). Compare with " over me," " underneath are the everlasting arms" ( Revelation 3:21- : ). return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-5" class="com-number"
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