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Ruth 1:13 · BSB
1:13 would you wait for them to grow up? Would you refrain from having husbands? No, my daughters, it is much more bitter for me than for you, because the hand of the LORD has gone out against me.”
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…for listening. Well, good morning. Glad that you guys, excuse me, are with us today. If you've got your Bibles with you, going to open them up toRuth chapter 1is where we are going to be. As you turn there, it's the first Sunday of the month, and so we'll be taking the Lord's Supper together at the very…
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Ruth chapter 1, which you'll find up on the screen. We'll read the whole chapter. In the days when the judges ruled, there was a famine in the land. So a man from…
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…Naomi, I'm not even sure she knows what she's saying here, ends up speaking the gospel to Ruth. This is the glimmer of gospel hope that we find inRuth chapter 1. In verses 8 and 9, uh Naomi says this. She says, Return each of you, Orpah and Ruth, to your mother's house. She says, May the Lord deal kindly…
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…the next few minutes. As I leave with you a message at the lord has laid in my heart. My thumbnail this afternoon is taken from The Book of Ruth,Ruth chapter 1, verses, 16 and 17. Now course, ruthless one of those lovely characters in the Old Testament scriptures. Listen to what she said. And Ruth said in…
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…his people leave their land and his presence, and then he brings them back. So if you've got your Bibles there, I'd love it if you could turn toRuth chapter 1and also the St. Paul's app. If you click into there, you'll see an outline for today's message. I've really got two major points with a few little…
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In fromRuth chapter 1. Reading from Ruth chapter 1. In the days when the judges ruled, there was a famine in the land, and a man of Bethlehem in Judah went to sojourn in…
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…this foreigner, married one of God's people. Why was it okay for a foreigner to marry an Israelite? Well, do you remember what Ruth said inRuth chapter 1? She says, Your God is my God. Ruth had embraced Yahweh. She'd embraced the religion of the Israelites. So because of that, her race was not an…
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…would be a great help to me if you open your Bible. We're going to actually have the text up there because we're going to read through the story ofRuth, chapter 1. But even though the Bible text will be up there, if not this week, other weeks, it's just really helpful to bring your own Bibles because as…
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…reward his people. And yet if we were to stop there, it would be in some ways trite. Because if you have been through suffering, if you've lived inRuth chapter 1, you know that this is not complete fullness. Naomi is still a widow. There are perhaps still going to be times that Naomi wakes up at night and…
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Last two weeks, we've been looking at the book of Ruth. Two weeks ago, we looked atRuth chapter 1. Last week, we looked at Ruth chapter 2. And this week, we're going to look combined at chapters 3 and 4. And so as a result, we're going to move a…
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…Children, you are dismissed to your class. We are in the middle of a short mini-series on the book of Ruth in three parts. Last week we looked atRuth chapter 1. This week we are looking at Ruth chapter 2. And next week we will conclude with a look at Ruth 3 and 4 together. Listen to the beginning of this…
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…in the Garden of God's grace. Gleaning in the garden of God's grace. If you missed last week, I want to just catch you up to speed. We saw inRuth chapter 1, in the first five verses, a 10-year devastation that happens. And Ruth or Naomi and Elimelech were married, and Naomi and Elimelech left the land…
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…my joy to bring God's Word to you again today. A reminder that we're in a series on the book of Ruth, and we are going to be starting here again inRuth chapter 1, finishing the chapter at verses 19 through 22. I was reminded this week as I spoke with several of you, you shared with me how challenging it is…
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…almost needed an altar call. That was a good announcement chant. No More Debt. But this morning I want you to open your Bibles to the book of Ruth,Ruth chapter 1. And uh I am excited to be having the opportunity to speak through a sermon series through this month called Redeeming Relationships. And the book…
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…with you and of much less importance i am for you and with you as well and so with that we're going to turn to the book of ruth we're starting inruth chapter 1at verse 1 remember that this is god's word and god tells us that his word is more precious than gold even the finest gold and it is sweeter than…
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…as a church as well. Now let's just recap the story for those of us that maybe have missed parts of it or some of it. The story goes like this. InRuth chapter 1, we meet this family. Elimelech and his wife Naomi and their two sons, Marlon and Chilian. And they leave Israel because there's famine in the land…
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…the least. Now, before we dive in there, let's just recap the story, find out where we're going, and then we're going to dive into chapter 3. SoRuth chapter 1. This sounds very loud. Is it loud for you? No? Okay, great. In Ruth chapter 1, we meet this family of four. There's Naomi and Elimelech, and their…
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…our Lord Jesus Christ is. Amen. Amen. Amen. So, we've been doing a sermon series on the book of Ruth. And last week, last Sunday, we studiedRuth chapter 1. And in chapter 1, we learned that Ruth was set in the time of the judges, where Israel had no king, and everyone did what was right in his own…
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…It's about a change of name. And it's the story of Naomi from the book of Ruth. And so what we need to do first of all is turn in the Bible toRuth chapter 1. We're going to read the opening chapter. And then we're going to talk about this great theme about name changing. Okay. Here we go. We looked at…
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…whole chapter. Please keep your Bibles open because we will be highlighting a few things and referring back to it often. So we're going to go toRuth chapter 1in the Old Testament just after the book of Judges, and we're gonna read the whole chapter of Ruth 1. In the days when the judges ruled, there was…
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