Ruth 4 highlights Boaz’s role as the kinsman-redeemer. He negotiates with a closer relative to redeem Naomi’s land and marries Ruth, securing her and Naomi’s future. Their union produces Obed, the grandfather of King David, emphasizing God’s providence in preserving the Messianic lineage through acts of faith and loyalty.

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Ruth 3 recounts Naomi’s plan for Ruth to secure Boaz as her redeemer. Ruth approaches Boaz at the threshing floor, humbly requesting redemption through marriage. Boaz praises Ruth’s virtue, promises to act, and protects her reputation while ensuring the legal process is followed.

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Ruth returns to Naomi with an abundance of grain and leftover food from Boaz. Naomi recognizes God’s blessing and Boaz’s role as their kinsman-redeemer, highlighting the theme of divine providence and care.

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Ruth finds favor with Boaz while gleaning in his field, as he shows kindness and generosity, ensuring her protection and provision.

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Understanding why the widow gave all that she had.

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Ruth 1:14-22 recounts Ruth’s unwavering loyalty to Naomi. While Orpah returns to her people, Ruth pledges to stay with Naomi, adopting her people and God. They travel to Bethlehem, where Naomi, now bitter and calling herself “Mara,” laments her misfortunes. The chapter ends with their arrival at the beginning of the barley harvest.

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Ruth 1:1-13 describes Naomi’s losses in Moab: the deaths of her husband and sons. Hearing of better times in Bethlehem, she decides to return, urging her daughters-in-law to stay. 

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Introduction to the Book of Ruth

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Paul gives instructions for a collection for Jerusalem, shares travel plans, commends Timothy and Stephanas, and emphasizes unity, generosity, and love in his closing remarks.

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1 Corinthians 15:35-58 explains the nature of the resurrection body, contrasting it with our current perishable, natural bodies. Paul uses the analogy of a seed to illustrate transformation: what is sown is perishable, but what is raised is imperishable, glorious, and spiritual. He emphasizes that “flesh and blood” cannot inherit the kingdom of God, necessitating a transformation at the “last trumpet.” Through Christ’s victory, death is defeated, and believers are assured of eternal life and triumph over sin.

00:00 Review of 1 Corinthians Chapters 15:20-34

04:02 Exegesis of 1 Corinthians 15:35-58

34:39 The Kingdom of Messiah and Kingdom of God (verse 50)

52:49 Continuing exegesis on verses 51-58

64:35 Summary and final thoughts

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