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SEEING THE LORD IN THE OLD TESTAMENT
GOD’S AMAZING GRACE FROM TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH
God want us to know that during all our tragedy, He is always pouring out His amazing and
abundant grace in order to lead us to triumph through our Kinsman-Redeemer
How does God graciously work in our tragedy to lead us to triumph?
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INTRODUCTION JN 5:39
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IN TRAGEDY
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GOD’S GRACIOUS MOTIVES RU 1:1-5
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GOD’S GRACIOUS VISIT RU 1:6-7, 13, 16; GE 17:7; EX 6:7
IN TRIUMPH
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GOD’S GRACIOUS PROVISION RU 1:22; LE 19:9-10; JDG 3:12-14; RU 2:2-4, 8-12, 19-20
Kinsman Redeemer
( גָּ ַאלgâ˒al, gaw-al’)
A male relative who had the privilege and responsibility to act on behalf of a
relative who was in trouble, danger of need.
One who delivers or rescues or redeems property or person
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GOD’S GRACIOUS REDEMPTION
RU 3:6-13, 4:1, 5, 13, 21-22; LK 2:8-11; JN 6:35; 1:16; HE 2:17; L K 13:34; EP 2:12-13, 19; RU 3:11, 13
PASTOR MARK DEMIRE
THE COMMUNITY OF
Grace
SEEING THE LORD IN THE OLD TESTAMENT: RUTH: GOD’S AMAZING GRACE FROM TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH
APRIL 03, 2022
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