In Ps 45:10-14, the Bride of Christ is robed (Clothed by Jesus Chrost who has taken away her shame and her past) and she is beautiful in His sight.
She is Glorious and dressed in a wedding robe of gold to meet her Bridegroom (Brides remember Esther in preparation to meet her King).
You are lovely and stunning.
In verse 16 we are reminded of our true identity, how He sees us.
He sees us without spot or wrinkle, He sees us as kings in this world.
Lets make sure we honor the King of kings with thanksgiving forever and ever (How precious in Your signt is the Beloved and how precious in our sight is the love of our Bridegroom – Our Redeemer).
Written in black on HIs crown (The King that become a sacrifice for His people). The words written on the cross.
The words on the cross was a charge against Jesus, a charge of which led to His death (We know that it was His decision to lay down His life for the Beloved and therefore remained silent before His accusers).
The reference to black represent the darkness of the night (His suffering love) on a background of Glory (His resurrection life). The glorious day of the LORD (2 Cor 1:14).
Rivers of Living Water flows within Him and out of Him, in which you share (You have the same Spirit that rose Jesus from the dead and He abides in You – He is your most intimate friend).
Water in the natural is the source of life (When it rained in Genesis, the plants were watered and then sprouted and produced fruit), spiritually Living Water makes us alive in our spirit to Him, His Holy Spirit is the Living Water flowing in you and is bringing Times of Refreshing (Revival and Refreshing).
The asleep is awakened, the hidden is revealed, the stagnant is moving, the day is refereshed, the dead is alive (Eph 5:14).
Our Bridegroom whispered words (Sweet, gentle kisses) of love towards us and there is none like Him for us, we desire Him. Not only is He our Beloved, but also our friend forever.
Do we share such praises of our Bridegroom to others, so that the Brides-to-be can see His glory and say yes.
Now the Brides-to-be responds to the Bridegroom (Seeking Him and if they seek, they will find Him), desiring to also know the Bridegroom like the Shulamite Bride does and they acknowledge the Beauty of the Bride (Her beaty is evident to all. Be reminded about how Moses face shined – who cannot shine in the Presence of our Bridegroom, where hearts and countenances are changed. Where sorrows are lifted and broken hearts are healed. That is who our Beloved is.
Her light is like a lamp for others to see (walk in His Light), the only Way back to the Father (Their Creator). The Brides-to-be follows in the steps of the Bride as she follows the footsteps of her Bridegroom, eyes affixed and focused only on Him (He is her only hope – The Beginner and Finisher of her faith).
The Bride must shine her light so that others can see her light and glorify Her Father who is in Heaven (She needs to set the example with her life) Songs 6:1.
