The
Book Of Ruth |
Introduction
The
Story: (C. I. Scofield)2
The Book of Ruth - Introduction - Contents |
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1. General Introduction | 7. App-1 Ruth VS Israel |
2. The Story: (Keil and Delitzsch) | 8. App-2 The "Field of Boaz" |
3. The Story: (C. I. Scofield) | 9. App-3 Israel and The Feast Of Weeks |
4. The Characters | 10. App-4 Salmon the Rescuer_? |
5. The Full Outline with Text | 11. App-5 Innuendo |
6. The Full Outline and Charts | 12. Book Text in Paragraph Form W/outline |
The Story: (C. I. Scofield)2
Author:
Unknown
Theme:
Kinsman-Redeemer
Date of writing:
c. 10th Cent. B.C.
In Ruth the events set forth are contemporary with the first half of Judges. In contrast with that period of strife and bloodshed is this lovely idyll, renowned in world literature as a masterpiece of narration. The book, however, is more than a beautiful picture of pastoral life; for behind the story of Ruth's fidelity there are clear implications of our Lord's redeeming work. Boaz, the kinsman-redeemer, points to Christ; Ruth portrays those who enter into a new life through trust in Him. It is significant that both Boaz and Ruth are mentioned in the Messianic genealogy (Mt. 1:5)
I. Ruth Deciding
II. Ruth Serving
III. Ruth Resting
IV. Ruth Rewarded
2(Scofield,
C. I., The New Scofield Reference Bible,
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