"The Song of songs which is Solomon’s." Thus the book begins, a book which in some ways is the most difficult and controversial in the Old Testament. Controversy does not rage so much over the inspiration, the genuineness, or the canonicity of the book. It has been included in the Jewish Bible from very early times. Controversy is centered, rather, upon its interpretation. In this valuable addition to his "Exploring" series, John Phillips seeks to set this controversy aside, providing a sound exposition as well as a gently-probing application to the Christian life which reveals heart-searching aspects of our relationship with Christ as His bride. A carefully alliterated outline makes this volume eminently suited for personal study and devotions as well as sermon preparation.