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Song of Solomon 6:12

Sudden outpourings of the Spirit on Pentecost (Acts 2:1-13), while the Church was using the means (answering to "the garden," Song of Solomon 6:11; John 3:8).

Ammi-nadib—supposed to me one proverbial for swift driving. Similarly (Song of Solomon 1:9). Rather, "my willing people" (Psalms 110:3). A willing chariot bore a "willing people"; or Nadib is the Prince, Jesus Christ (Psalms 68:17). She is borne in a moment into His presence (Ephesians 2:6).

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