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One Hour. One Book: Song of Solomon

Song of Solomon is a challenging book because of it's poetic form in the original Hebrew, but in this episode of "One Hour. One Book.", Dr. Randy Smith explains that the truths found within the poetry is much needed in today's sex and romance driven Western culture. One Hour. One Book. and GCBI are ministries of Global Vision Outreach. If you'd like to support our vision to make the Bible accessible for all people, consider supporting us at https://www.globalvisionoutreach.org/... Our classes follow YouTube community guidelines and are designated as educational content. Our aim is never to offend any person or group, it is to help you understand the Bible and the context with which it was written. One Hour. One Book. is a segment of GCBI- a one-year Bible program designed to give students the tools and knowledge required to understand the Bible and form a Biblical worldview. GCBI's goal is to follow Jesus' last command to make disciples of all nations. For more information on how to get involved with this ministry, or to submit an application to become a student, visit www.gcbi.net. One Year. One Book. One Goal. Make Disciples! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Written and presented by Dr. Randall D. Smith. Resource materials and notes are available at www.randalldsmith.com Video produced and shot by Benjamin Russell. benjaminrussell.wordpress.com Video edited by Kristina McKinney Made possible by the generous contributions of the Grace Church of Sebring family (www.sebringgrace.org), as well as Naas and Marina le Roux of Kerugma Production, Capetown, South Africa (http://www.kerugma.org/) Music by Kirsten Melrose Nickisch. Tracks "Where Is Your Heart" and "I'm Coming Back" from her album "The Coming Glory" are available for on iTunes. https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ki... Set design by Meredith Seymour and provided by Grace Church of Sebring Mics provided by Gabriel Colladay Footage shot with Sony HVR-V1U in full HD thanks to the generosity of Naas and Marina le Roux of Kerugma Productions, Capetown, South Africa http://www.kerugma.org/ Edited using Edius 6.0