OT319 Book Study: Ruth

OT319 Book Study: Ruth

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Set in the dark days of the judges, the book of Ruth tells the story of a family in crisis that experienced and extended the grace and kindness of God. Dr. Daniel I. Block brings to life the cast of characters in this narrative as he moves through each chapter, artfully bringing together exegesis and application. Through this course you will explore key themes of living out godliness and righteousness, covenant commitment, and what it means to respond to the greatest commandments through loving and blessing God and your neighbors. You will discover that this book is not only about God saving one particular family but also about his salvation of all of humanity through the provision of the Messiah.
Introduction

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

3m

Prolegomena to the Interpretation of Ruth

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The Title of the Book

The Title of the Book

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Act I. In the Land of Moab: The Emptying of Naomi (Ruth 1)

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Setting the Stage for Naomi’s Emptying (1:1–2)

Setting the Stage for Naomi’s Emptying (1:1–2)

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Act II. In the Field of Bethlehem: Ruth’s First Encounter with Boaz (Ruth 2)

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The Introduction of Boaz (2:1)

The Introduction of Boaz (2:1)

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Act III. At the Threshing Floor: Ruth’s Second Encounter with Boaz (Ruth 3)

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Introduction to Act III

Introduction to Act III

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Act IV. In the Town of Bethlehem: The Filling of Naomi (Ruth 4)

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The Appearance of the Principals (4:1a–d)

The Appearance of the Principals (4:1a–d)

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Conclusion

Conclusion to the Course

Conclusion to the Course

6m