1
God’s life and building can be seen
Within the Song of Songs;
He shows by types His seeking ones,
The Bride for whom Christ longs!
GGod's
life and
D
building
Em
can
be
G
seen
He
Em
shows
by
D
types
His
G
seeking
ones,
CThe
G
Bride
for
D7
whom
Christ
Em-C
longs!
2
She, as a team of horses shows
A love, so swift and strong!
But this is love that’s natural—
It pulls the world along!
She, as a team of horses shows
A love, so swift and strong!
But this is love that's natural—
It pulls the world along!
GShe,
as a
D
team
of
Em
horses
G
shows
A
C
love,
so swift and
G-D7
strong!
But
Em
this
is
D
love
that's
G
natural—
CIt
G
pulls
the
D7
world
Em-C
along!
3
As time goes by, her concepts change,
With dove’s eyes she can see
That naught can with her love compare—
There’s none so dear as He!
As time goes by, her concepts change,
With dove's eyes she can see
That naught can with her love compare—
There's none so dear as He!
GAs
time goes
D
by,
her
Em
concepts
G
change,
With
C
dove's
eyes she can
G-D7
see
That
Em
naught
can
D
with
her
G
love
compare—
CThere's
G
none
so
D7
dear
as
Em-C
He!
4
A lily she is now to Him
(For still the Lord draws on),
Her faith is not in earthly toil,
But in the wondrous Son.
A lily she is now to Him
(For still the Lord draws on),
Her faith is not in earthly toil,
But in the wondrous Son.
GA
lily
D
she
is
Em
now
to
G
Him
(For
C
still
the Lord draws
G-D7
on),
Her
Em
faith
is
D
not
in
G
earthly
toil,
CBut
G
in
the
D7
wondrous
Em-C
Son.
5
She’s next a dove who hides herself
Within the cloven rock;
Now in her Lord’s ascended life
Is love which knows no shock!
She's next a dove who hides herself
Within the cloven rock;
Now in her Lord's ascended life
Is love which knows no shock!
GShe's
next a
D
dove
who
Em
hides
G
herself
CWithin
the cloven
G-D7
rock;
Now
Em
in
her
D
Lord's
G
ascended
life
CIs
G
love
which
D7
knows
no
Em-C
shock!
6
Of smoke, a pillar she’s become,
And now, as wand’ring ends,
Her wills to His will are subdued,
What fragrance sweet ascends!
Of smoke, a pillar she's become,
And now, as wand'ring ends,
Her wills to His will are subdued,
What fragrance sweet ascends!
GOf
smoke, a
D
pillar
Em
she's
G
become,
And
C
now,
as wand'ring
G-D7
ends,
Her
Em
wills
to
D
His
will
G
are
subdued,
CWhat
G
fragrance
D7
sweet
Em-C
ascends!
7
Behold His couch . . . (O, can this be?)
E’en midst the fearsome night . . .
She now affords her Lord such rest,
The foe is put to flight!
Behold His couch . . . (O, can this be?)
E'en midst the fearsome night . . .
She now affords her Lord such rest,
The foe is put to flight!
GBehold
His
D
couch
.
Em
.
.
G
(O,
can this be?)E'en
C
midst
the fearsome
G-D7
night
. . .She
Em
now
D
affords
her
G
Lord
such rest,
CThe
G
foe
is
D7
put
to
Em-C
flight!
8
A vessel to contain the King!
(This type is full of worth.)
A palanquin He’s made Himself
For His move on the earth!
A vessel to contain the King!
(This type is full of worth.)
A palanquin He's made Himself
For His move on the earth!
GA
vessel
D
to
Em
contain
the
G
King!
(This
C
type
is full of
G-D7
worth.)
A
Em D
palanquin
He's
G
made
Himself
CFor
G
His
move
D7
on
the
Em-C
earth!
9
Of wood this vessel is composed:
Christ’s ris’n humanity.
Its silver pillars for support
And floor of gold we see!
Of wood this vessel is composed:
Christ's ris'n humanity.
Its silver pillars for support
And floor of gold we see!
GOf
wood this
D
vessel
Em
is
G
composed:
Christ's
C
ris'n
G-D7
humanity.
Its
Em
silver
D
pillars
G
for
support
CAnd
G
floor
of
D7
gold
we
Em-C
see!
10
The seat of purple signifies
Christ is of kings the King.
To Him, as fittings for within,
Their love His dear ones bring!
The seat of purple signifies
Christ is of kings the King.
To Him, as fittings for within,
Their love His dear ones bring!
GThe
seat of
D
purple
Em G
signifies
Christ
C
is
of kings the
G-D7
King.
To
Em
Him,
as
D
fittings
G
for
within,
CTheir
G
love
His
D7
dear
ones
Em-C
bring!
11
The day will come—(’tis surely soon)
And glad will be Thy heart—
What boast and glory to Thyself;
Thy crown, Thy counterpart!
The day will come—(’tis surely soon)
And glad will be Thy heart—
What boast and glory to Thyself;
Thy crown, Thy counterpart!
GThe
day will
D Em
come—(’tis
G
surely
soon)And
C
glad
will be Thy
G-D7
heart—
What
Em
boast
and
D
glory
G
to
Thyself;
CThy
G
crown,
Thy
D7 Em-C
counterpart!
12
A garden fair, enclosed is she
With spices, fragrant, sweet.
She now brings forth materials
The building to complete!
A garden fair, enclosed is she
With spices, fragrant, sweet.
She now brings forth materials
The building to complete!
GA
garden
D
fair,
Em
enclosed
is
G
she
With
C
spices,
fragrant,
G-D7
sweet.
She
Em
now
brings
D
forth
G
materials
CThe
G
building
D7
to
Em-C
complete!
13
A city pleasant, comely, too;
No greater building, this!
So beautiful, yet to the foe
A conq’ring army ’tis!
A city pleasant, comely, too;
No greater building, this!
So beautiful, yet to the foe
A conq'ring army ’tis!
GA
city
D
pleasant,
Em
comely,
G
too;
No
C
greater
building,
G-D7
this!
So
Em D
beautiful,
yet
G
to
the foe
CA
G
conq'ring
D7
army
Em-C
’tis!
14
As we eat Jesus, praise the Lord,
The transformation’s done,
Until at last, the work’s complete—
Christ and His Bride are one!
As we eat Jesus, praise the Lord,
The transformation's done,
Until at last, the work's complete—
Christ and His Bride are one!
GAs
we eat
D
Jesus,
Em
praise
the
G
Lord,
The
C
transformation's
G-D7
done,
EmUntil
at
D
last,
the
G
work's
complete—
CChrist
G
and
His
D7
Bride
are
Em-C
one!