Ruth's Redemption Song

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Speaker: Kris Martens 08.03.08 Text: Book of Ruth Summary: One of the most beautiful short love stories in the bible, Ruth depicts God's hand of providence - working all things for His glory and our joy. Although if it were a film, it would likely be released as a 'chick flick' - it might better be presented as a hybrid of Rambo & Nacho Libre - because Boaz is one of the dudeliest dudes in the entire bible. The Gospel theme of the story is redemption - Ruth's redemption by Boaz - pointing to our redemption by Jesus. In addition, Boaz presents a great picture of biblical manhood while Ruth beautifully depicts biblical femininity. They are role models of the highest calibre. Jesus comes to us as the uber-Boaz - the Redeemer who pays our ransom - transforming our hearts, inviting us into His family & setting us free.

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