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Heidi Mighty Mo
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OK, I know there are two other threads about this but they both seem to have veered from the original topic so I hope no one minds if I start a new one. Please note, I felt it was safe to post this considering the forum title and issues that have already been openly discussed here.
I believe that both men and women can and should enjoy both the physical and emotional aspects of intimacy. Sex in marriage is a gift from God that He made for both the husband and wife to enjoy, reading the Song of Solomon should make it obvious to all.
I found some interesting links to check out:
http://www.maranathalife.com/marriage/mar-sex1.htm
A quote from the above link:
http://www.maranathalife.com/teach-ot/cantares.htm
Now a quote from that link:
Hmmmm......I do realize that last quote is more one person's interpretation (sounds good though!) but I think we can see through The Song of Solomon that sex in marriage is more than for the purpose of procreation as some people seem to think.
I believe that both men and women can and should enjoy both the physical and emotional aspects of intimacy. Sex in marriage is a gift from God that He made for both the husband and wife to enjoy, reading the Song of Solomon should make it obvious to all.
I found some interesting links to check out:
http://www.maranathalife.com/marriage/mar-sex1.htm
A quote from the above link:
When the Talmud talks about sexual frequency, it bases it upon the man's occupation. If a man was a sailor, obviously he wouldn't be home every night. Same if he was a traveling merchant. However, for most of the people, then just as now, the man is home from his work every night. In those cases, the Talmud says that a couple should have sexual relations a minimum of once a day. The Old Testament understanding of God's word matches up with Paul's writings in the New Testament.
http://www.maranathalife.com/teach-ot/cantares.htm
Now a quote from that link:
4:16 "Awake, O north wind and come, O south!" - She is asking her spouse to stimulate her garden with caresses to promote the growth of her sexual passion.
"Let my beloved come to his garden" - The Hebrew word (literally, "enter" or
"come into") is used frequently of sexual penetration (Genesis 16:2).
"eat of the sweet fruit" - the wife asks the husband to perform oral sex on her.
Hmmmm......I do realize that last quote is more one person's interpretation (sounds good though!) but I think we can see through The Song of Solomon that sex in marriage is more than for the purpose of procreation as some people seem to think.