'Return, return, Shulamithi! Turn, turn, that we may see you.

 What do you see in the abacus? She is equal to the gathering of two armies.”

'Sulamithi!' means congregation. New Testament things are revealed to Solomon as prophecy. In the days of the Old Testament the name of Jesus Christ and the believers who believed in Him were not evident. So Solomon was the ruler of the congregation in those days, and the Spirit wrote Jesus Christ with the name Solomon.

  And in the scriptures there was a town called Shunem, it is said in 1 Kings 1:3. It is also said by historians that the character of Solomon's congregation may have been given the name Sunemathiyal until he joined this town. However, let us meditate on this book with the assurance that it speaks of union with Jesus Christ and the Church.

It says 'we' here. It refers to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. And in Luke 15:10 we see that there is joy before the angel of God because of the one sinner who repents. O congregation, my soul has sought you. Turn thou (the church) fully (from the world's view) as we see in Jer 3:7 calling Israel to turn from sin. In Jeremiah 3:14, the Lord says, "Return, you corrupt children."

What do you see in the abacus? She is equal to the gathering of two armies. That is, the Scriptures indicate here that the Bride is the equivalent of both the armies of the Old Testament Israelite people and the New Testament spiritual Israelite people (Hebrews 6:18). He says that the number of the congregation that hearkened to his voice and repented is equal to the gathering of two armies. An army means a multitude. In Revelation 19:1 we can see a large crowd.

Beloved ones! Today Jesus Christ, His Spirit comes to see us. He earnestly calls Christians who are His people and who have fallen away from fully accepting Him, to come back. If we heed His voice today, we will be blessed to be His bride, otherwise the church will be in a state of abandonment. Come back to Him today with awareness. His soul is longing upon us to accept us.

Are you in this bandwagon?

Reference verse: Jer 3:12-15, Hosea 14:1-4, Luke 15:10