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In the Book of Ruth, we find the relationship between a mother and law and daughter in law who walk through a time of famine in the land. This was a brief yet painful time of famine and judgement in Israel's past, and a particularly painful for a Hebrew woman named Naomi who had an authentic relationship with the King of the Universe. In this devotional commentary on the Book of Ruth, the author explores the subject of human suffering and bitterness, the sovereignty of God and the goodness of God. In this short study, we learn about God's khesed kindness and love that are recorded in scripture, revealed through the life of King David's Great Grandfather, and Great Grandmother, Boaz and Ruth. Boaz is the 30th generation from Adam, while Christ is the 60th generation from Adam in this ancient family tree of the family of God. Throughout this book Daniel reviews specific words, statements, and phrases as they relate to the family of God's elect and the specific teaching of the ""Gospel"" of Jesus Christ.

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