“O my Beloved” – S. of S. 7:13. The bride interjects “O” over twenty times in this love Song. She uses it to stress utter delight, wonder and being overwhelmed with Christ. From the beginning of her Song, which is also ours, the Beloved Christ has always gone over and above all that we could expect of Him.
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (1/30/2020 4:42:18 PM)

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“New and old” – S. of S. 7:13. The bride can be compared to a “scribe discipled into the kingdom of the heavens, bringing out of her storeroom, treasures new and old” – Matt. 13:42. She is filled with rich revelations and fruitful experiences of the Beloved Christ which are found in the Word of God, in both the New and Old Testament.
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (1/18/2020 6:14:09 PM)

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“New and old” – S. of S. 7:13. The bride being intimately joined to the Beloved Christ is aware of God's speaking in both testaments – new and old – concerning Him. Her eyes have been opened to see all the promises of the Person and work of Christ in the Old, and their fulfillment in Him in the New. Now He indwells her as the reality of the Word of both testaments.
- Frank Pytel, "The Two Become One" (1/17/2020 6:19:31 PM)

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