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Hannah’s prayer becomes a song. We read 1 Samuel 2:1–10 and close out the whole Daughters of the King series with her bold, joyful praise.
What does it mean that God “remembers” us? We read 1 Samuel 1:19–28 and discover a God who moves into action on our behalf.
Nothing in Hannah’s circumstances had changed, but everything in her had. We read 1 Samuel 1:15–18 again and meet God as LORD Almighty, sovereign over it all.
After years of things staying the same, Hannah finally stands up and pours out her soul to God — and gets accused of drunkenness for it. We read 1 Samuel 1:9–18 and watch her find the courage to speak the truth to the one person who got her completely wrong.
Hannah carries years of unanswered longing and a rival who won’t let her forget it. We read 1 Samuel 1:1–8 and sit honestly with pain that doesn’t go away.
We close out Ruth’s week by zooming out to see where her story was headed all along — straight into the family line of King David, and ultimately, Jesus. We read Ruth 4:13–17 and Galatians 3:10–14.
A nearer relative turns down the chance to redeem Ruth and Naomi — so Boaz steps in. We read Ruth 4 and see a clear picture of our own Guardian-Redeemer.
Naomi sends Ruth to the threshing floor with a bold plan, and Boaz responds with character to match. We read Ruth 3 and talk about what it means to take shelter under God’s wing.
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