
This phrase, found in Song of Solomon, has always captured my heart with its beauty and the victory it implies.
I was excited for the day when I could finally say it to someone.
This summer, shortly after my grandma passed away, a dear friend gifted our family a mug that bears those words…
and it finally hit me.
I have found the One whom my soul loves.
He sought me out before I wanted Him, seeing the beauty that could be instead of the ugliness I was.
He could have cast me aside for something, someone far more worthy. But He didn’t.
He could have let the cup of His Father’s wrath pour out on me. But He didn’t.
He took it up in weary hands and drank its dregs, giving the last breath in His lungs to rend the veil that kept me from Him.
What love could be greater than this?
Yes, I have found the One whom my soul loves.
I won’t know the full meaning of those words until I step across the fine line of eternity and see His face for the very first time.
I’m certain I won’t be able to say it without weeping…
“I have found the One whom my soul loves.”
Laurel, You continue to amaze me with what you write! You are certainly using your God -given talents to praise and bless Him! I am so proud of the writer you have become!
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Thank you so much, Grandma! I love you. ❤
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Oh Laurel, how beautiful that is! I love that sentence too, and if the Father is our bridegroom, it makes so much sense to apply this phrase to Him!
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I love this so much. He’s the one whom my soul loves too.
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I’m so glad…about both of those! ❤
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