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Grab your Bibles.

We're going to be in Song of Solomon chapter 8.

Song of Solomon chapter 8.

This is, we've got two more weeks of this series.

I've had a blast teaching it.

And we're going to dig in here this morning.

Today's sermon is really like a continuation of last week's sermon.

Last week was about maturing in your, in your

relationship, and that love was not created to grow old or cold or stale, because God is love,

and God doesn't grow old or cold or stale. And so if you love one another in the covenant of

marriage, you've got two options. You can grow old in love, and that's my hope and my desire.

I hope we're, you know, sharing teeth at the dining room one day and just, you know, holding hands and making out and making young people uncomfortable. That's my goal in life. It's my old married people. So you old married people, you're my heroes. Okay. We want to be like you. Or your love can grow old. But so it's really up to you. And so today what we're going to talk about is till death do us part.

And you'll see where that comes from.

And again, it's just a continuation of last week.

And so we're going to pick it up quickly here in chapter 8, verse 1.

She starts off this way.

She says to him, oh, that you were like a brother to me who nursed at my mother's breasts.

All right.

So this didn't mean that they're from Kentucky.

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