I. Personal Section. (Chapters 1-3)

II. National Section. (Chapters 4-24)

III. International Section. (Chapters 25-32)

IV. Prophetical Section. (Chapters 33-48)

I. Personal Section. (Chapters 1-3)

"Call of the Prophet"

2. National Section. (Chapters 4-24)

"Correction of the People"

In this study Pastor Kevin shares how Ezekiel is a type of Christ.

In the book of Ezekiel we are told how the glory of God had departed from Israel.

Now in this passage we see how the glory of God had returned to Israel.

In this passage of Scripture we will hear songs of praise. The first one who gave praise was the unborn child of Elizabeth as he leaped for joy! They all gave praise, because Jesus Christ was going to born as God had promised.

Here we see a shocking announcement is given to Mary. The Angel Gabriel visits Mary and tells her that she would give birth to a Son, even though she was a virgin. Her response to the angel was "...be it unto me according o thy word(Luke 1:38)."

Before Jesus was born in Bethlehem, his forerunner was born. Before the Angel Gabriel visited Mary, he visited Zacharias the priest. This passage is about the promise given to Zacharias and his wife Elizabeth.

In the final chapter of the book of Ruth, everyone is anxiously awaiting the outcome. What is going to happen to Ruth? Will she be able to marry Boaz, or will the other kinsman accept his responsibility. We will see how everything is working out according to God's will.

In this chapter we Naomi encouraging Ruth to claim Boaz as her "Kinsman-redeemer."

I. The Petition. (Vs. 1-5)

II. The Problem (Vs. 6-13)

III. The Plan. (Vs. 14-18)

In this chapter Ruth gleans in the field of someone that is a "kinsman." We see that Boaz, who is a type of Christ, shows favor to Ruth. She not only gets "handfuls of purpose" of grain, but she gets more than she could ever imagine. In this chapter we see with God there is "No Limit" to His grace.