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1
Thy name is sweet as ointment poured forth; Better Thy love than wine, O draw Thou me! If we the footsteps follow of the flock, Entered Thy fellowship of love we’ll be.
CThy
G7
name
is
C
sweet
F
as
C
ointment
G7
poured
C
forth;
GBetter
Thy love
C
than
G
wine,
O
D7
draw
Thou
G
me!
CIf
G7
we
the
C
footsteps
A
follow
A7
of
the
Dm
flock,
G7Entered
Thy
Cfellow
F
ship
of
C
love
G7
we'll
C
be.
2
He’s my Beloved, I am His own love; He draweth me, pursue I after Him. Fragrant as myrrh, I’d hide Him in my heart; Beauteous as henna*, I’d be clothed with Him;
He's my Beloved, I am His own love;
He draweth me, pursue I after Him.
Fragrant as myrrh, I'd hide Him in my heart;
Beauteous as henna*, I'd be clothed with Him;
CHe's
G7
my
C F
Beloved,
C
I
am
G7
His
C
own
love;
GHe
draweth me,
C G
pursue
I
D7
after
G
Him.
C G7Fragrant
as
C
myrrh,
I'd
A
hide
Him
A7
in
my
Dm
heart;
G7Beauteous
as
C
henna*,
F
I'd
be
C
clothed
G7
with
C
Him;
3
Bathe in His love, and of His fatness taste, Lie on His breast, His sweetness there enjoy; His love the banner, His affection shown Tenderly soothes my heart to purest joy.
Bathe in His love, and of His fatness taste,
Lie on His breast, His sweetness there enjoy;
His love the banner, His affection shown
Tenderly soothes my heart to purest joy.
CBathe
G7
in
His
C
love,
F
and
C
of
His
G7 C
fatness
taste,
GLie
on His breast,
C
His
G
sweetness
D7
there
G
enjoy;
CHis
G7
love
the
C
banner,
A
His
A7
affection
Dm
shown
G7Tenderly
C
soothes
my
F
heart
to
C G7
purest
C
joy.
4
Oh, my Beloved’s mine, and I am His; I am a lily and my Shepherd He; May daybreak come, the shadows flee away, Him on the mountains as a hart I’d see.
Oh, my Beloved's mine, and I am His;
I am a lily and my Shepherd He;
May daybreak come, the shadows flee away,
Him on the mountains as a hart I'd see.
COh,
G7
my
C F
Beloved's
C
mine,
and
G7
I
C
am
His;
GI
am a
C
lily
G
and
my
D7
Shepherd
G
He;
CMay
G7
daybreak
C
come,
the
A
shadows
A7
flee
Dm
away,
G7Him
on the
C
mountains
F
as
a
C
hart
G7
I'd
C
see.
5
Myrrh of the death with Him and frankincense, The resurrection, permeate my heart; North wind awake, and let the south wind blow, Make my heart’s garden pleasure to His heart.
Myrrh of the death with Him and frankincense,
The resurrection, permeate my heart;
North wind awake, and let the south wind blow,
Make my heart's garden pleasure to His heart.
CMyrrh
G7
of
the
C
death
F
with
C
Him
and
G7 C
frankincense,
GThe
C
resurrection,
G D7
permeate
my
G
heart;
CNorth
G7
wind
C
awake,
and
A
let
the
A7
south
wind
Dm
blow,
G7Make
my heart's
C
garden
F
pleasure
C
to
G7
His
C
heart.
6
I’d be to Him a dove that’s undefiled, As a pure lily in His presence be, His, wholly His, the joy of all His joys, He wholly mine, the Song of songs to me.
I'd be to Him a dove that's undefiled,
As a pure lily in His presence be,
His, wholly His, the joy of all His joys,
He wholly mine, the Song of songs to me.
CI'd
G7
be
to
C
Him
F
a
C
dove
that's
G7 C
undefiled,
GAs
a pure
C
lily
G
in
His
D7
presence
G
be,
CHis,
G7
wholly
C
His,
the
A
joy
of
A7
all
His
Dm
joys,
G7He
wholly
C
mine,
the
F
Song
of
C
songs
G7
to
C
me.
7
Fair as the moon, conformed to Him I’d be, Clear as the sun, unto His stature grown; For my Beloved, all to please His heart, For my Beloved, that His life be shown.
Fair as the moon, conformed to Him I'd be,
Clear as the sun, unto His stature grown;
For my Beloved, all to please His heart,
For my Beloved, that His life be shown.
CFair
G7
as
the
C
moon,
F C
conformed
to
G7
Him
C
I'd
be,
GClear
as the sun,
C G
unto
His
D7
stature
G
grown;
CFor
G7
my
C
Beloved,
A
all
to
A7
please
His
Dm
heart,
G7For
my
C
Beloved,
F
that
His
C
life
G7
be
C
shown.
8
Thou art my life, and I Thine image real; Love in such union is as death most strong, Ne’er can it be destroyed or e’er replaced Till Thou on spices mountains come ere long.
Thou art my life, and I Thine image real;
Love in such union is as death most strong,
Ne'er can it be destroyed or e'er replaced
Till Thou on spices mountains come ere long.
CThou
G7
art
my
C
life,
F
and
C
I
Thine
G7 C
image
real;
GLove
in such
C
union
G
is
as
D7
death
most
G
strong,
CNe'er
G7
can
it
C
be
A
destroyed
or
A7
e'er
Dm
replaced
G7Till
Thou on
C
spices
F
mountains
C
come
G7
ere
C
long.
* An Old World plant, prized for its fragrant yellow and white flowers. (Song of Songs 1:14, A.S.V.)
Copyright Living Stream Ministry. Used by permission.
* An Old World plant, prized for its fragrant yellow and white flowers. (Song of Songs 1:14, A.S.V.)
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Un Hermano
janv. 28, 2026
Song of Songs 1:2-3 says, “Let him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth! / For your love is better than wine. / Your anointing oils have a pleasant fragrance; / Your name is like ointment poured forth; / Therefore the virgins love you. ” The first step of pursuing the Lord begins not with the spirit but with the heart. Everyone who follows the Lord is first drawn by the Lord. Hence, this seeker of the Lord says, “Draw me; we will run after you” (v. 4). If we do not love the Lord with our heart, the Lord will not be able to do anything in us. We love the Lord because our heart is drawn by Him. This love is not a love of adoration or affection but a romantic love. He is so good and so sweet! He is altogether lovely! We must love the Lord to such an extent.
Our heart connects and joins our soul with our spirit. When we love Him, this love will transmit what is in our spirit to our soul. As we love the Lord, we will see how much we are filled with ourselves in our mind, emotion, and will. Then we are willing to take the cross. To take up the cross is to deny our soul, to deny our mind, emotion, and will, and to deny our very being. When we do this, the cross will set a mark on us and kill our self. In this way we will experience the cross. Our self, our love, our choice, our resolution, and our knowledge will all be on the cross.
When the cross works in our soul, it kills the self in our mind, emotion, and will. Where there is the death of the cross, there is also resurrection. The cross works in our mind, emotion, and will to create room for Christ to be in us. At this time the Spirit also transfuses God’s mind into our mind, God’s emotion into our emotion, and God’s will into our will. The more we know Him, the more we will know ourselves; the more we know ourselves, the more the cross will work in us; and the more the cross works in us, the more the Spirit will come into every part of our being. When the Spirit comes in, Christ comes in, and when Christ comes in, God comes in.
As a result, day after day our mind, emotion, and will are filled with God’s element. Then our thoughts will become God’s thoughts, and our preferences will become God’s preferences. God will mingle Himself with us to the extent that all our attitudes, speaking, expression, and actions will express God. When God has mingled Himself with us and has filled us with all His riches, we will become His fullness.
The Crucified Christ
Chapter 6 The Requirements
for Receiving the Cross (LSM)
Thou art my life, and I Thine image real;
Love in such union is as death most strong,
Ne’er can it be destroyed or e’er replaced
Till Thou on spices mountains come ere long.
The Lord loves us so much that He sets us as a seal on His heart and as a seal on His arm; we lean on our Beloved and He carries us on. Oh Lord Jesus we love you ❤️!
Hard to get into this hymn at first because it is so poetic. But then when I got to vs. 6, “His, wholly His, the joy of all His joys”, I saw how much He desires us. Our Lord wants to be in a union with us so much. “He wholly mine, the Song of Songs to me. ” Vs. 7 shows His mingling with us. Oh come Lord Jesus!