In this sermon, Pastor Miller covers Ruth 1:6-18 where Naomi choses to leave Moab and return home. Naomi has heard that God has visited His people and that stirs her to faith to begin the trip home. She urges her two daughters-in-law to return to their own families but ruth remains loyal to her.

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 In this discussion, it opens with some more details about the temple and then answers a question on the meaning of the word bruit from Nahum 3:19. The discussion turns to the multiple waves of destruction that Israel and Judah would endure. Before closing Pastor Miller shows a video from the Bible Project about how to read the book of Psalms.

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In this discussion, it opens with a question about the meaning of the word paramours in Ezekiel 41:16.  Pastor Miller then takes some time to look at early Christian art depicting the story of Jonah that pictures the fish as a dragon. He then proceeds to show how early Christians connected the fish in Jonah to the concept of a sea serpent.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller covers Ruth 1:1-5 where Elimelech and Naomi leave their home and go to the land of Moab to find food. Their decision to move because of famine is a pattern that has been seen before in Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob’s lives. They are seeking to find provision outside of the land God has promised to them and everything goes wrong.

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In this discussion, it opens with a question about the meaning of the word paramours in Ezekiel 23:20. The discussion moves to an emphasis on Ezekiel’s temple description and how that has ties back to the Garden of Eden. The last portion of the discussion is on Ezekiel 28 with the oracle against Tyre and it’s connection to the fall of Satan.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller introduces the book of Ruth by discussing issues like the title, date, genre, links with other biblical books, placement in the canon, and some major theological points. As the book of Ruth will emphasize the loving loyalty of God, we are called to respond with believing loyalty to the Lord.

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In this discussion, it opens with a comment of how depressing the book is and a question about Ezekiel’s wife’s death. Although his wife’s death is tragic, Ezekiel was not allowed to mourn because it was a sign to Israel that God would not morn over Israel’s tragic end. Although the nation would be taken away into exile there would be a remnant who would be preserved by God.

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In this lesson, Pastor Miller Numbers 36 where concern is raised that tribal allotments could be lost from one tribe to another. The law that was previously made when Zelophehad’s daughters inquired of Moses about their inheritance is now be altered again. These women would be required to marry within the tribe so the land allotments would not be given to other tribes. As Numbers closes out the book, God has equipped the new generation to enter into the land by faith and take it but they will only succeed if they trust and obey God.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller summarizes the book of Judges and the need for God’s people to live as if God is their king. Throughout the book of Judges various flawed rulers have delivered God’s people but today we still need a deliverer. Christ is our perfect deliverer who has delivered us from sin, death, and hell.

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In this discussion, Pastor Miller opens by explaining how the book of Jeremiah is structured. During the 1970’s someone discovered two bullae with the impression of the name of Jeremiah’s scribe. Pastor takes a few minutes to discuss the benefits and problems of archeology.

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