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Living Nativity parade and needs...
Recap Ch 1 - Death, Suffering, etc.
Ch 2 - a change of fortunes
God always Provides through His Providence.
Providence through our action.
(vs.
1-2)
Ruth did not sit still, she went and did what she could do.
Providence through our circumstances.
(vs. 3)
Ruth did not plan to wind up in the field owned by Boaz but God did.
happened - seems like luck, but God is at work.
Providence through people.
(vs.
4-7)
Worthy - Man of Character/Noble
Providence through God’s Care.
(vs.
8-16)
stay in this field (vs.
8)
protection from the men (vs.
9)
drink from our water (vs.
9)
taken refuge under God’s wings (vs.
12)
more than just the gleanings (vs.
14-16)
Providence through God’s redemption.
(vs.
17-23)
God’s Hesed has not forsaken the living and the dead.
God provided the redeemer.
GOSPEL
God’s providence exposes the fact that luck and coincidence do not exist in this world and because of this truth we must live our lives like this is true.
So what can we apply to our lives?
Spend your life for Jesus.
Don’t be blind to opportunities.
See people as opportunities not hindrances.
Trust in God’s care for you.
Rest in your redemption.
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