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Come, my beloved, let us go forth into the field. Let us lodge in the villages.
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A Longing for Intimacy
All commentators agree that this verse expresses a deep longing for communion. The speaker desires to leave the busyness of the 'city' to find quiet intimacy with her beloved in the 'field' and 'villages.' For the believer, this reflects a call to step away from worldly distractions to seek personal, uninterrupted time with Christ for counsel, comfort, and fellowship.
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Song Of Solomon
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19th Century
Anglican
Forth into the field. —Compare Song of Solomon 2:10; Song of Solomon 6:11. The same reminiscence of…
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
Come, my beloved The word come is often used by Christ, and here by the church, in imitation of him; see ([Reference Song of S…
Presbyterian
The church, the believing soul, triumphs in its relation to Christ and its interest in him. She humbly desires communion with him. Let us walk toge…
