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  • S Spencer - In Reply - 4 months ago
    Kinsman Redeemer.

    Part 10.

    It is Jesus the Christ that is our Kinsman-Redeemer.

    The kinsman Redeemer had two main functions, that of redemption of man, and the justice of avenging evil and sin against His people, Israel.

    It is Him that came the 1st time to redeem the world with His blood, and it is Him that will come the 2nd time as the Avenger of blood to save Israel and destroy His enemies wherein the justice of avenging evil and sin is performed.

    This is why it is so important that we understand that Jesus was the ultimate example of faith.

    He did right what Adam did wrong.

    He trusted God even though He would die.

    He allowed Himself to become a man, after having spent eternity as God.

    On the promise that God would resurrect Him, and restore Him to His state, that Christ would sit in God the Father's throne, until all was fulfilled; and Christ would come the 2nd time to redeem Israel, destroy his enemies and then will sit on the throne of David("And, behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring forth a son, and shalt call his name JESUS. He shall be great and shall be called the Son of the Highest: and the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father David" Luke 1:30-32), a throne that He was ultimately meant to rule from (for thousand years until always completed and there is the new heaven and new earth Revelations 20:2-6), for a thousand years.

    Endnotes

    1. Deuteronomy 25:5-10; Ruth 3:9-12; Genesis 38:8.

    2. Numbers 35:12; Deuteronomy 19:6, 12; Joshua 20:3, 5, 9.

    3. HOLMAN BIBLE DICTIONARY, Trent C. Butler, Ph.D., Holman Bible Publishers, Nashville, TN, 1991, page 848.

    4. God in His wisdom had set up a system where if individuals had no income or food, they could survive in Israel by going through fields after they had been harvested the wheat, and salvage the reminiscence that were dropped. This was referred to as "gleaning a field" ( Lev. 23:22).

    5. Ruth 4:5-10.

    See Part 11.
  • Jhaydyn3 - In Reply on Ruth 3 - 1 year ago
    i am sorry to hear about your wife, did they tell you what the complications were and why she passed? i pray Gods will be done with you and your baby! Only He knows why He does/ allows what He does,

    Isaiah 55:8-9

    New King James Version

    8 "For My thoughts are not your thoughts,

    Nor are your ways My ways," says the Lord.

    9 "For as the heavens are higher than the earth,

    So are My ways higher than your ways,

    And My thoughts than your thoughts.
  • Godlove49 - In Reply on Ruth 3 - 1 year ago
    God has blessed you to give you to see the love he got for us I lost my wife 2020 when she had my daughter in birth. After she passed away and left me a daughter that was a day old, I had to grow up and be a father and I was the only parent she had. the streets and thugs' life I loved that life before. because since I was a kid that all I was thought I'm 49 so it's never too late to return back a be follow of God. God is FAITH ,HOPE ,LOVE . I HOPE YOU CONTINUE FOLLOWING THE WORD OF GOD
  • T Levis - In Reply on Ruth 3 - 1 year ago
    Hello Kobe Southern,

    Interestingly, after studying scripture I've noticed, GOD gave mankind dominion, on Earth. Genesis 1:26,27,28, GOD didn't take that dominion away, people have misused their powers. They/we will all give account: Revelation 1:5-8, Romans 14:12, Daniel 4:3,34, Matthew 25:31-46, Matthew 18,

    Jesus was here to show us how to bring His Kingdom the Kingdom of GOD on Earth, with Love, John 3:16-21, John 13:34, Romans 12:10, 1John 4:7,12, 1Peter 3:8, John 15:17, James 2:13-17, Luke 13:34,

    one day all dominion will go to Christ: 1Corinthians 15:20-28, Romans 16:20,

    Galatians 4:1-8, Colossians 3:21,

    Matthew 20:25-28, Ephesians 1, (whole chapters) 1Peter 4, Jude 1,

    Jesus gave all that believe in him, authority under heaven: from GOD ALMIGHTY: Matthew 28:18-20, Matthew 6, Luke 11, Mark 3:15, Acts 4:30,31, Luke 9:2,

    We all have power in the natural if even just to comfort someone else, & as we grow in faith, supernatural power in prayer, through GOD & Christ Jesus our Savior.

    Hopefully these are helpful
  • Sammi - In Reply on Ruth 3 - 1 year ago
    Thank you and Amen to you .
  • Kobe Southern on Ruth 3 - 1 year ago
    Hey this is Kobe I grew up in the hood. I never had a real good life until I found out about God. I know Ya'll might think this is dumb, but I feel like I need to let people know this. I grew up watching and experiencing a lot of things people shouldn't have to experience I am not trying to throw myself a pity party. Not until a few weeks ago I wandered and fought that God exist because I always told myself if God is so good how could he let bad things happen to good people but I just want everyone to know God still provides and he still answers prayers well that's all I had to say goodbye until next time.

    Thank you!



    Yours truly Kobe Southern
  • GiGi - In Reply on Ruth 3 - 1 year ago
    Yes, this is a wonderful account of Ruth and Naomi's relationship and the blessing of becoming a wife to Boaz.

    It most likely was Naomi's believing example that impacted Ruth to turn to YHWH, but we do not know if Naomi's sons, husbands of Ruth and Orpah, who also may have modeled and taught faith in YHWH to their wives also. The text does not say so, but it is likely that Naomi was used by God in their faith journeys also.
  • Portia Kirkland on Ruth 3 - 1 year ago
    My comment: This is a beaitiful story of faithfullnes and obedience at a time, knowing that Ruth is a gentile yet a virtuous woman of God that was also loyal to Naomi. Ruth evidently learned of the true God thru her mother-in-law, and trusted what she tells Ruth. The story ended well with them all, including Boaz who followed their cultural tradition.
  • Luke Thompson on Ruth 3 - 2 years ago
    Dear, dear LORD, thank you seventy times seven(infinity) for THY eternal love for ius!!!!! Mariana and I love thee forever!!!!! Amen!
  • Luke Thompson on Ruth 3 - 2 years ago
    Dear LORD, guide us now in the way we should go, Thank you for everything!!!!!
  • Luke thompson on Ruth 3 - 2 years ago
    Simply, thank you DEAR GOD, for thyholy, eternal love. May thy blessings fall upon eaclh of us.

    amen and amen!!!!!
  • Br. Mark - In Reply on Ruth 3 - 3 years ago
    She was in Moab, Moabite
  • Hessencia on Ruth 3 - 3 years ago
    who is ruths mother
  • Abigail Ghama on Ruth 3 - 3 years ago
    Please it is very interesting, if you go to Rome you must do what the Romans do. Also there are many ways in killing a cat. If Ruth is a prostitute, she will leave her in law at night and go out to satisfy herself. But here is the case it is her in law who thought her how the whole thing should be done. Let us rather praise Ruth for heeding to all that her in law advised her to do and today through her(Ruth), we have our saviour Jesus Christ. Amen
  • Chris - In Reply on Ruth 3:15 - 3 years ago
    James, I just can't place my comment & your comment is not connected to a thread, so I just don't know the context that I wrote in. But I do agree with your comments that we have received much, much more through the Lord Jesus Christ.

    You wrote: "Don't you think that David was granted salvation through that same Unique Son, as well as us?". Ultimately, Yes, but in biblical chronology, No. David, as all of Israel unto the coming of Christ, were subject to the obedience of God's Laws as declared to them which included the sacrificial system. They all would have been judged by the law & condemned for their disobedience to it (as they could never keep it). Thus in Scripture we get a glimpse of where the 'righteous dead & the unrighteous dead' go to prior to the crucifixion & resurrection of Jesus ( Lk 16:19 ff). Here we see that dead Abraham was already in Paradise (not Heaven), a great gulf between the 'righteous dead', & others who suffered in Hades. So, it must be assumed that if Abraham was there, then so was David & others the Lord deemed were righteous but unsaved through the Law. So how does one distinguish between the two?

    In Heb 11, we get a glimpse of not only some of those who were deemed 'righteous' (e.g. Abel, Enoch, etc.), but that their 'waiting in Paradise' after their death was substantiated, not by their keeping of the Law, but by their faith in God to bring them through to Himself despite the Law's judgement against them ( Heb 11:2, 13-16, 39, 40). Their faith served as a catalyst (a looking forward) to the full & proper payment for their sins, even though they were in ignorance to the perfect Sacrifice to come for them. So, when Christ rose from the grave, so all who died when once they lived in an active faith, were raised also to be justified through faith, as Jesus resurrection was for that purpose for them & to all who come in like faith now to Him. I realize that you're probably have this also in mind, but thought to share my understanding.
  • Mishael - In Reply on Ruth 3:15 - 3 years ago
    There are people who have died and went to heaven and came back with testimonies. Called NDE's. (Near death experiences)

    You can google it or go on YouTube. I've heard of some on the 700 Club's program.

    Society tries to shout them down claiming that it's brain death responses.

    The people testifying of it don't see it that way at all.

    Also, remember that old movie, Flatliners, is just that: a movie built around a script someone wrote. Same thing for that movie: What Dreams May Come. Entertainment.

    The Bible tells only one recorded testimony: the one about Jesus being crucified for our sins and being resurrected after 3 days!! Being physically witnessed by hundreds of people. There was no doubt that there was no body in his burial place.

    If you know someone dying you need to get over there and lead them to believe on Jesus. Be brave. The Holy Spirit will enable you.
  • James brooks on Ruth 3:15 - 3 years ago
    Hi Chris,you said that our Heaven Father gives us all that David received,I believe that as well.But is He giving us far more?He gave us a sure salvation through His Unique Son.Don,t you think that David was granted salvation through that same Unique Son,as well as us?David was after GOD,S own heart, he was GOD,S choice.I believe that David was saved by the same Jesus that saved Me.God graciously promised that one day Christ would come into the world as a Lamb foreordained before the foundation of the world( 1 peter 1:19-20)I think will bring clarity to what i,m trying to say.By faith Abraham was credited as righteousness.all who has faith in Abraham is Abraham,s children.Grace and truth came by JESUS CHRIST.Jesus did say;before Abraham was, I AM.He is the same savior.GOD our savior,Jesus Christ our LORD and savior,the redeemer and keeper of our souls.What a mystery!
  • Mishael on Ruth 3:15 - 3 years ago
    There are plenty of people coming into Prayer Request room that could use some ministry. Take all that frustration with the virus conversations and comfort Christians who are hurting.
  • Velta gilbert on Ruth 3:15 - 3 years ago
    who in the bible other than Jesus has gone to heaven and told about it.

    has anyone of today told about going and came back
  • Chris - In Reply on Ruth 3:15 - 3 years ago
    This weight measurement in Ruth 3:15 has its connection to a 'Seah' in Hebrew. But because of a seah's greater weight (2.5 gallons) for Ruth to be able to carry, it is understood that an Omer should be used in this context. So according to that, six omers would be equivalent to about 4.5 gallons of equivalent weight.
  • Keith on Ruth 3:15 - 3 years ago
    how much barley (measure) Ruth 3:15
  • Chris - In Reply on Ruth 3 - 4 years ago
    Irene, I think that some portray Ruth in that light, simply by the way she went about making herself known to Boaz. In the Deut. reference, the act appeared more lawful as the brother-in-law takes on the duty & responsibility to care for the widow & have his brother's name continue. Whereas in Ruth's case, even though Boaz was a near kinsman & had the right to marry her if he wished, her presence near him at night startled him, but he also knew the good intentions in her act. So, I agree with you, that Ruth shouldn't be seen in a bad light, but as an indicator to Boaz that she would like him to take on the responsibility of care.
  • Irene Allen on Ruth 3 - 4 years ago
    I am not happy with how some portray Ruth as prostituting herself for food. that's so unfair. Before putting her down why don't we try reading Deuteronomy 25:5----. Read and learn facts.
  • BSP on Ruth 3 - 5 years ago
    Verse 5~Ruth had deep respect for her mother-in-law and she showed it by her words and actions.
  • Anne on Ruth 3 - 6 years ago
    Boaz was a man of integrity and therefore could be trusted to do the right thing.
  • April on Ruth 3 - 6 years ago
    I think this could help lots of people in relationship confusion or maybe they feel lonely, the number one thing is what does GOD want for us?,some of us are in relationships that cause questioning or discermant to be with someone or not,wether they have come to know you or not,a fresh relationship,we do need like minded people but as we can see GOD works in mysterious ways bringing ppl together:)
  • Iboro on Ruth 3 - 7 years ago
    "Our strength is to sit still".
  • Charles Moore on Ruth 3 - 7 years ago
    The book of Ruth is so encouraging, especially when you look closely at Naomi, Ruth and Boaz. The widowed Naomi has a mind to serve and worship God in a foreign land. Her witness is so powerful it propels Ruth to want be with her and worship her God. Ruth lineage descends from incest, yet God looks at her heart and uses her to eventually be in the lineage of Jesus. Boaz mother is Rahab.
  • Edna McDaniel on Ruth 3 - 8 years ago
    To have that kind of love for a mother in law what a blessing for both women. A man would have to be humbled and touched in his heart to wake up and find a woman lying at his feet. A telling story of respect, love, obedience and hope wrapped in a neat little bundle.
  • Vivian on Ruth 3 - 8 years ago
    We serve a wonder God. Just like Ruth if we would just be obedient God will bless us. Ruth truly loved her mother in law and because of that love she want Ruth to be happy. It seem to me then God blessed all of them. .


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