The Book of Ruth
Joshua Savage, read by Greg BallPodcast by Joshua Savage, read by Greg Ball
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | Religion & Spirituality | ||||
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This is the companion discussion to Ruth chapter 4. In these chapter by chapter discussions, Elijah and I will discuss the narrative and theology of the book of Ruth. In this episode, we explore the importance of the other, nameless Kinsman-redeemer ... more
In this beautiful finale to the book of Ruth, Boaz wants to marry Ruth and be her kinsman-redeemer. But there is a major roadblock: there is a nearer kinsman who must be given the first opportunity to perform this sacred work. In the epilogue to the ... more
This is the companion discussion to Ruth chapter 3. I am joined in these episodes by Elijah De Jong, recent graduate of Mid-America Reformed Seminary. Elijah has served as a pastoral intern at OPC churches in Joliet, IL, and Concho, AZ. He is current... more
After learning of God's providential leading of Ruth to Boaz, a kinsman of Elimilech, Naomi sends Ruth to Boaz's threshing-floor in an attempt to move God's plan along. Ruth pleads for Boaz to "spread [his] wing" over her, and the incredible movement... more
This is the companion discussion to Ruth chapter 2. In these chapter by chapter discussions, Elijah and I will discuss the narrative and theology of the book of Ruth. In this episode, we explore the character of Boaz as a man after God’s own heart, G... more
Naomi and her daughter-in-law Ruth have returned from the land of Moab destitute and empty. In this chapter, Ruth "happens" upon the field of Boaz, a kinsman of Naomi's husband. Boaz is a man after God's own heart, much like his descendant King David... more
This is the companion discussion to Ruth chapter 1. In these chapter by chapter discussions, Elijah and I will discuss the narrative and theology of the book of Ruth. In this episode, we explore why Naomi and Elimilech’s journey to Moab is more than ... more
This is the Book of Ruth podcast episode 1. In these episodes, the producer of this project, Joshua Savage, is joined by Elijah DeJong, recent graduate of Mid-America Reformed Seminary. Elijah has served as a pastoral intern at OPC churches in Joliet... more
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This project along with the podcasts and recording of the book of Ruth have been tremendously helpful and edifying! The production and music was very well done! Give this a listen!
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United States6 years ago
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