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Ruth 1:15 · BSB
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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…is falling apart more than it is fixing up. If it feels like a demolition rather than a restoration, then you're going to relate to this family.Ruth chapter 1. In the days when the judges ruled. Now just remember where we are in the story that last week we were with the judges and Gideon. We're now in the…
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…cost you more than you want to pay, and sin will keep you longer than you want to stay. If you want a wee history lesson, read the book of Ruth.Ruth chapter 1. Elimelech, Killian and Malin all died in Moab and Naomi was there for 10 years. It also applies to the backslater. See, you think tonight of sins…
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…We get to see the full display of it in these four chapters. We have the joy of spending the next four weeks considering it. So let's look atRuth, chapter 1together. Before I read it in its entirety, let me remind you, beloved, this is God's word to us, written for his glory and our good. And so we…
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…purpose. That was my goal, because that's where the first chapter of Ruth ends. It ends almost hopelessly. Just you go off a cliff and it's done.Ruth chapter 1encapsulates the at least at least 10 years of time in 22 verses. And that says something to us as listeners of this story. How would you write out…
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…me. Ruth is a story of God's redemption to a family, and through a family to a nation, and through that nation to the whole world. Look with me atRuth chapter 1. In those days when the judges ruled, there was a famine in the land, and a man of Bethlehem and Judah went to sojourn in the country of Moab, he…
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…something other than a Red Church Bible feel free to look it up in the index and find that there. So we're in Ruth and it's chapter 1. So it'sRuth chapter 1on page 267. So we'll read the first 18 verses and we'll just focus on verses 8 to 18. So let's read from Ruth chapter 1 and verse 1. In the days…
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…did whatever they thought was right. And that's what the time of the judges was like, so at that setting with that background, let's jump right In.Ruth. Chapter 1start starting at verse 1, we're going to read all 22 verses of chapter 1 where it says, in the days when the judges ruled, there was a famine in…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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