The relationship between man and woman has always been a subject of study for bible science researchers. This is an intriguing subject, due to the fact that it discusses a challenging aspect of the human life. This research presents the links between Ct 8,5-7, Qoh 9,7-10 e Mt 19,1-9, in the matter of man-woman relationship. The intertextuality presented, as a contribution, a more broad point-of-view of the text and the perception of the background that helped comprehending the origin of traditions. Initially, some introductory questions were presented as a determination of the historic contexts of the texts, as well as reflections about the history of their interpretations. Then, an exegetic analysis of the texts was carried out, using the instruments of the historic and critic method. For last, is presented the relations among the referred texts, giving particular emphasis to the influences of these narratives in their supposed historical contexts. It was realized in the genesis of these texts an intentionality that can be defined as an immeasurable force of love, of the presence of the God of Israel, manifested in Ct 8,5-7, defended as the best of the vanity life by Qoh 9,7-10, and demonstrated as one of the factors of evangelical radicalism in Mt 19,1-9. Of a synchronic point-of-view, one can realize that the reader of these texts is provoked by this subjacent intentionality. This is observed verifying the history of the interpretation of these three texts. This message was the great theological basis that drove and still drives the reflection of theology about the man-woman relationship. This perception, nevertheless, presents itself as a path to be followed, and not as a finish line.