The Song of Songs, also known as the Song of Solomon, is one of the most enigmatic and beloved books of the Bible, revered for its poetic imagery, passionate language, and rich symbolism. A deeply mystifying text, it has sparked centuries of debate regarding its meaning and purpose. Is it simply an ancient love song, or does it carry deeper, spiritual significance? For many early Christian thinkers, the Song of Songs was not merely a celebration of human love but a profound allegory that speaks to the soul's relationship with God. Origen of Alexandria, one of Christianity's most influential theologians, was among the first to offer an extensive and systematic interpretation of this text, shaping the course of Christian mysticism for generations to come. His allegorical reading of the Song of Songs remains one of the most compelling examples of early Christian exegesis, combining theological depth with profound mystical insights.