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In Ruth 4, Boaz marries Ruth and Naomi’s story turns from bitterness to joy. But the true point of Ruth is not that every prayer will be answered the way we hope—it’s that God’s redemption always comes. Through Jesus, the Redeemer, we can anchor our hope in the promise that one day God will wipe away every tear and make all things new.
Questions for Reflection:
• Why is it hard to find hope when redemption hasn’t arrived in the way we pray for it?
• How does holding onto God’s promise of final redemption help you in your present struggles?
By Bridgepoint Church | FL4.8
2020 ratings
In Ruth 4, Boaz marries Ruth and Naomi’s story turns from bitterness to joy. But the true point of Ruth is not that every prayer will be answered the way we hope—it’s that God’s redemption always comes. Through Jesus, the Redeemer, we can anchor our hope in the promise that one day God will wipe away every tear and make all things new.
Questions for Reflection:
• Why is it hard to find hope when redemption hasn’t arrived in the way we pray for it?
• How does holding onto God’s promise of final redemption help you in your present struggles?

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