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Hope in hard times : studies in the book of Ruth / by Harris Langford ; edited by Nancy V. Whetstone. [print]

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Suwanee, Georgia : Great Commission Publications, (c)1999.Edition: Revisedition. editionDescription: 159 pages : illustrations, forms ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780934688925
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • .L278.H674 1999
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Contents:
Signs of the times -- (Ruth 1-4) -- Hard times -- (Ruth 1:1-5) -- Going home -- (Ruth1:6-13) -- Love and loyalty: God's way -- (Ruth 1:14-18) -- The raw edge of bitterness -- (Ruth 1:19-22) -- A lady in God's will -- (Ruth 2:1-3) -- He loved the outsider -- (Ruth 2:1-3) -- The God of kindness -- (Ruth 2:17-20) -- A matter of courtesy -- (Ruth 2:21-3:5) -- Who are you? -- (Ruth 3:3-13) -- Well, how did it go, Ruth? -- (Ruth 3:14-18) -- Buying a woman -- (Ruth 4:1-10) -- A beginning at the end -- (Ruth 4:11-22).
Subject: It is easy to slip into bitterness and isolation during hard times, but don't lose hope! The book of Ruth has encouragement for Christians who wonder if they can live successfully when their lives fall apart. Ruth and Naomi had no idea how God would use them--grieving, lonely widows-- in accomplishing his plan of redemption. Out of their pain and loss cameGod's greatest work, the gift of his Son to save his people . . . Ruth the mother of Obed, Obed the father of Jesse, the father of David, the ancestor of Christ himself.
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"Study questions and a leader's guide are included."

Signs of the times -- (Ruth 1-4) -- Hard times -- (Ruth 1:1-5) -- Going home -- (Ruth1:6-13) -- Love and loyalty: God's way -- (Ruth 1:14-18) -- The raw edge of bitterness -- (Ruth 1:19-22) -- A lady in God's will -- (Ruth 2:1-3) -- He loved the outsider -- (Ruth 2:1-3) -- The God of kindness -- (Ruth 2:17-20) -- A matter of courtesy -- (Ruth 2:21-3:5) -- Who are you? -- (Ruth 3:3-13) -- Well, how did it go, Ruth? -- (Ruth 3:14-18) -- Buying a woman -- (Ruth 4:1-10) -- A beginning at the end -- (Ruth 4:11-22).

It is easy to slip into bitterness and isolation during hard times, but don't lose hope! The book of Ruth has encouragement for Christians who wonder if they can live successfully when their lives fall apart. Ruth and Naomi had no idea how God would use them--grieving, lonely widows-- in accomplishing his plan of redemption. Out of their pain and loss cameGod's greatest work, the gift of his Son to save his people . . . Ruth the mother of Obed, Obed the father of Jesse, the father of David, the ancestor of Christ himself.

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