About the Book Bible teacher Harper leads women through the Song of Solomon in this modern take on the classic Bible Study. Using current day examples, humor, and personal anecdotes, she shows the portrait of perfect love and intimacy. Book Synopsis Noted Bible teacher Lisa Harper leads women through the Song of Solomon in this modern take on the classic Bible Study. Using current day examples, humor and personal anecdotes, Lisa attempts to answer the question, What does every girl want? by showing readers the portrait of perfect love and intimacy that is beautifully embedded in the lines of the most seductive love poem found in the Old Testament. Features: Provides readers with a deeper, more expositional approach to understanding the Song of Solomon than traditional fill-in-the-blank Bible studies. Provides a wide variety of helpful handholds throughout the text (i.e. historical context, Biblical vocabulary guides, interesting facts about the time period, and explanations of Hebrew translations). Fast Fact, Did You Know? and More Info sidebars provide additional information about the historical context of the verse in question as well as explanations for unfamiliar Biblical vocabulary words, and translations from the original Hebrew. Open-ended, in-text questions allow for deeper discussion/study, individually or with a group. From the Back Cover What does every girl want? We want a real love relationship with real intimacy-and theres a great place to find it. Thats right, girls, its time to visit that racy section of Scripture called the Song of Solomon! This seductive love poem stands out in biblical literature like white shoes after Labor Day. Yet, while you may be shocked by the explicit lyrics in this Old Testament tale, the most wildly scandalous revelation in the Song is the amazing level of intimacy God desires with us. Ultimately, I pray this supernatural love letter will help you develop a clearer picture of who God is and how undeniably crazy He is about you. And I do hope to see you on the road somewhere, Lisa