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Ruth 1:14–15 · BSB
1:14 Again they wept aloud, and Orpah kissed her mother-in-law goodbye, but Ruth clung to her.
1:15 “Look,” said Naomi, “your sister-in-law has gone back to her people and her gods; follow her back home.”
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We can turn back to our reading in the book ofRuth, chapter 1. We read again at verse 16. In verse 15, Naomi has said to Ruth, ! See, your sister-in-law has gone back to her people and to her gods. Return…
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Good morning. It is really nice to be here with you. Today we're going to be inRuth chapter 1. So if you'll open your Bibles to Ruth chapter 1, it's this tiny little book after Judges. Verse 1 says, In the days when the judges ruled, there…
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…the story of Ruth. Ruth is a Moabite. So she's not an Israelite. She's not from the people of God. But Ruth comes to Naomi and says, this is inRuth chapter 1, your God is my God. So she's not the right race, which actually doesn't matter. She's the right religion, which does matter. And she marries Boaz.…
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…she's not anti-God, she's not atheist, she's she still believes in God, she just cannot currently see his kindness. And so that's where we start inRuth chapter 1. And so if you have your Bibles turn to Ruth chapter 1, we're gonna start in the first verse. And it starts with this in the in the days when the…
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…just trying to keep your head above water, women undersell themselves in the incredible power that they have to teach. Teach. All right. This isRuth chapter 1. This is one of the most powerful pledges of loyalty in all of Scripture. And it is not to the Lord. It is to a woman. It is to a woman who is a…
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Ruth chapter 1. These took Moabite wives. The name of one was Orpah and the name of the other Ruth. They lived there about ten years, and both Malon and Kilion…
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…of God, your ordinary godliness is of great value. The book of Ruth also also shows us the great blessing of mutual care. Think about the book ofRuth. Chapter 1. Ruth clings to Naomi to care for her. Chapter 2, Ruth brings back her leftovers for Naomi. Chapter 3, Naomi seeks rest for Ruth. Chapter 3 Also,…
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…If you're not familiar with the Bible, the big numbers in the Bible, those are the chapters. The little numbers, those are the verses will be inRuth chapter 1. Ruth chapter 1. Ruth is a story of bitter Providence in the Old Testament. God saved sometimes by powerful displays of signs and wonders, like in…
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…made life stable has fallen apart. And that's exactly where the book of Ruth begins. See, over the course of the last three weeks, we have exploredRuth chapter 1through chapter 3. And the book begins with a man named Elimelech, whose name means, my God is king. But... He doesn't live like God is his king.…
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…that it's a narrative. And the author who wrote the book of Ruth is really intentional about how they continue the story. So last week, we were inRuth chapter 1. So I'm going to recap that, and then we're going to pray before we dive into the text. in Ruth chapter 2. So last week we walked through famine,…
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…stay. Your people are my people and your God is my God. And she makes this, this statement. I'm going to choose love and faithfulness. So that'sRuth chapter 1and Ruth chapter 2. They head back to the promised land, back to Bethlehem, and we see that Ruth goes out into the fields and she's going out to…
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I'm going to readRuth chapter 1. During the time of the judges, there was a famine in the land. A man left Bethlehem in Judah with his wife and two sons to stay in the territory…
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…care for you, wants to provide for you, and then wants to call you to love others. So you're invited into the story today. Let's recap last week,Ruth Chapter 1. Ruth is it starts out with Limilek and Naomi. They were from God's people and they were living in God's promised land. So this is happening pretty…
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…and say I am blessed. I don't feel that way, but the, the story that we're going to look at is, is the book of Ruth. So today we're going to be inRuth chapter 1. And Ruth is the story of Naomi and Ruth and Boaz. And it's this incredible story in the Old Testament that we're going to look at. And I'll just…
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…in Moab is now coming to a conclusion and that's where we are. So let's look at the book of Ruth and we'll get back into our text if you will.Ruth chapter 1and we'll remind us of where we are. Naomi makes her decisions. She starts off the two widows be go to go with her. They start off and as they…
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Luke. We spent five years in Luke. That's over. Book of Ruth. Book ofRuth, chapter 1. I'm going to read I I'm assuming a familiarity with this wonderful book. It's one of my favorite books in the Bible. I love teaching it verse by…
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…And yet from the Moabites along comes Ruth. She was not part of the nation of Israel, but Ruth displayed courageous love and an unshakable loyalty.Ruth chapter 1and verse 16 and 17 tells us where I where you lodge, I will lodge. Where you go I will go. Your people will be my people. Your God will be my God.…
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…3 has walked in some of this blessing for a while. She's no longer poor. And I think for many of us, it's a better picture of where we are thanRuth chapter 1. I think all of us at some point in our lives will find ourselves in Ruth chapter 1, if not in every area of our life, in an area, maybe we're…
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…in the Old Testament about the giving of bread and a divine visitation. Have you turned over there to the book of Ruth? The book of Ruth InRuth chapter 1, Ruth comes after the judges. In Ruth chapter one, we read this in verse 6. Then she arose with her daughters in law. After that she might return…
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…says to them, actually, I think it will be better if you go back to your home, to your people. I'm going back to my home and my people. And, andRuth Chapter 1ends by saying, so Naomi returned from Moab, but she was accompanied by Ruth the Moabite, her daughter-in-law, arriving in Bethlehem as the barley…
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