Do Meu Jeito

  Many waters can`t quench love, Neither can floods drown it. If a man would give all the wealth of his house for love, He would be utterly scorned. (Song of Solomon 8:7) The Bible is a book that talks about love. Unselfish love, friendship love, spiritual love, and also in a natural way, conjugal love. Song of Songs or the Song of Songs extols love in life as a couple, saying that this love must overcome all obstacles imposed by circumstances. In the last romantic statements of this book we find this beautiful metaphor: "Not many waters can quench love; the rivers cannot carry it away in the current. In the specific case, these words were from the bride Sulamita to the groom Solomon. But what level of love do you not learn from this phrase? At least two truths are clear. The first is that love is subject to setbacks. The expression passionate speaks of many waters, of floods, of currents that can come against love. Love is wonderful and "beautiful," but it can still go ...