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"In his clear and sound exposition of this part of Scripture, he unpacks the beautiful and encouraging message found in these love poems... With pastoral sensitivity Rev. VanLuik shows the meaning of true love, the gift of our sexual identities, and the precious institution that is marriage."-Dr. Cornelis Van Dam - Emeritus professor of Old Testament at CRTS Hamilton, Ontario "I can say that [Matthew VanLuik] has written a fine work on this intriguing Bible book. He works through the text of the Song of Songs and explains its meaning and application in a very nice blend. I find the [explanation] compelling and the advice/guidance very prudent."-Rev. Peter Holtvluwer - Pastor Tintern Canadian Reformed Church The Song of Songs powerfully evokes the passions of the heart as it explores the intimate bond of love between a man and woman. Exploring the mystery of love in this love song helps the reader to better understand the love of God for his people. This book explores questions such as: What am I looking for in a marriage partner, how do we as a couple develop our love during courtship and how do we build and maintain a loving relationship in marriage? Is this song still relevant with regard to modern issues surrounding sexuality? What does this song teach about God's love for his people and how do I grow in my love for Jesus Christ as my Saviour? Matthew H. VanLuik has served as a minister for over thirty years and is currently pastor of the Grace Canadian Reformed Church in Brampton, Ontario. He obtained his M.Div at the CRTS in Hamilton and the Th.M. in Old Testament studies at Regent College in Vancouver, B.C.
