Today’s Word

Ruth 2:13-23

Here is the lecture on Ruth 2:13-23 [audio:https://stage.skipmoen.com/audio/ruth-chapter-2-verse-13-23.mp3] (To listen, hit the Play button above, or right-click here, select “Save as…” and download the file to your computer.)
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Double Deal

Thus Naomi returned from the country of Moab; she returned with her daughter-in-law Ruth the Moabite.  Ruth 1:22  JPS Returned – Did you ask, “Why is this verb repeated?”  Isn’t it enough to say, “Thus Naomi returned”?  Why say it twice – unless there is something for us to learn from this reoccurrence?  The literal…
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Confession of Faith

“For wherever you go, I will go; wherever you lodge, I will lodge; your people shall be my people, and your God my God.”  Ruth 1:16  JPS Your people – No declaration in the Tanakh carries more impact than Ruth’s declaration of personal commitment.  It has been used over and over as a statement of…
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Who’s to Blame?

“My lot is far more bitter than yours, for the hand of the LORD has struck out against me.”  Ruth 1:13  JPS Than yours – The Hebrew phrase mar li me-od me-kem (“more bitter than yours”) can be read another way.  It can also mean “more bitter because of you.”  You can see a hint…
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