Origen on the Song of Songs As the Spirit of Scripture: The Bridegroom's Perfect Marriage-Song

J. Christopher King

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1. Introduction 2. Origen and the spiritual reading of the Song of Songs 3. Origen, the nuptial motif, and the Song of Songs 4. Origen's grounds for the wholly spiritual reading of the Song of Songs 5. Origen on the hermeneutical unity of the Song of Songs 6. Origen on the hermeneutical finality of the Song of Songs 7. Conclusion: the Song of Songs as the spirit of Scripture

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