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Stephen Davey approaches the book of Ruth with a commentary that emphasizes the beautiful story of love and redemption between the wealthy landowner, Boaz, and the poor widow, Ruth. His insights are designed to evoke vivid imagery and ignite genuine worship. The author points to how the sovereign hand of God is revealed. As a study in biblical theology, this commentary uncovers principles...

Loving God and believing God loves you forms a healthy foundation for both receiving love from others and giving love in return. Which means that genuine, self-sacrificing love is actually impossible apart from having first received the love of Jesus Christ. David wrote, Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it (Psalm 127:1). True love is a three-party transaction. The amazing, self-sacrificing commitment that Ruth will offer Naomi will be possible only because Ruth has first
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