Sermons on the Canticle of Canticles

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English · 1920 · 16h 11m · Christianity - Other, Spirituality, Poetry

In "Sermons on the Canticle of Canticles," Saint Bernard of Clairvaux explores the profound relationship between the soul and God, using the biblical Song of Songs as a backdrop. Through a series of eloquent sermons, he delves into the themes of divine love, spiritual longing, and the intimate union between the Creator and the created.

Set against the rich tapestry of medieval spirituality, Bernard's reflections illuminate the nature of love that transcends mere emotion, inviting listeners to contemplate a deeper, more sacred connection. His passionate prose captures the essence of a soul yearning for divine communion, making this work a significant contribution to Christian mysticism.

With its blend of theological insight and poetic expression, this audiobook offers a unique perspective on love that is both human and divine, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own spiritual journeys.

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On the Meaning of the Title 18:08
On the Incarnation of Christ 20:09
On the Mystical Kiss of the Lord's Feet, Hand, and Mouth 13:18
On the Three Stages of the Soul's Progress 8:33
On the Four Orders of Spirits 17:10
On the Kiss of the Lord's Feet 11:51
On the Love of the Spouse, and on the Attention Due to the Word of God 17:50
On the Kiss of the Mouth Interpreted of the Holy Spirit 15:52
On the Breasts of the Bridegroom and of the Spouse 19:43
On the Spiritual Ointments 21:39
On the Mode and Fruit of Redemption 19:21
On the Ointment of Piety 31:52
Glory Belongs to God Alone 26:04
The Church and the Synagogue 25:29
On the Name of Jesus 28:13
On the Mystical Sense of the Number Seven 35:52
On the Coming and Going of the Spirit 21:29
On the Twofold Operation of the Holy Ghost 17:31
On the Motives on Account of Which Christ the Lord is Loved by the Angels 18:40
On the Various Degrees and Characteristics of the Love of Christ 21:50
In What Manner the Spouse Desires to Be Drawn 25:32
On the Four Ointments 27:17
On the Mystical Garden, Storeroom, and Bedchamber 40:41
On Detraction and the Necessity of Uniting Faith with Good Works 21:29
On the Blackness and the Beauty of the Bridegroom and the Bride 19:05
The Blackness of the Bride Compared to the Tents of Cedar—The Saint's Lament over His Brother 42:34
The Beauty of the Bride Compared to Solomon's Curtains 35:09
The Curtains of Solomon Explained with Reference to the Blackness of the Bridegroom and the Bride 34:09
On Domestic Discord and Fraternal Charity 22:58
On the Mystical Vineyards and Concerning the Prudence of the Flesh 29:14
On the Various Visions of God 24:19
On the Different Ways in Which the Word Manifests Himself to Different Souls, and on the Sources of Good and Evil Thoughts 22:26
On the Three Objects of the Devout Soul's Quest, on the Mystical Meridian, and the Four Kinds of Temptation 43:24
On Humility and Patience 8:18
On the Two Kinds of Ignorance Which We Should Fear and Avoid 20:29
On the Order to Be Observed in Acquisition of Knowledge 19:53
On the Knowledge and Ignorance of God and Self 16:16
On the Manner in Which Ignorance of God Leads to Despair, and on the Beauty of the Spouse 12:33
On the Chariots of Pharao and the Captains of His Host 21:59
On the Cheeks of the Spouse and What Constitutes Their Beauty 10:54
On What is Meant by the Neck of the Spouse, and by the Chains of Gold Promised Her 17:23
On Submission to Correction, and the Two Kinds of Humility 32:44
On the Remembrance of Christ's Sufferings 11:43