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From Famine to Fullness – Devastating Grief

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  • Dean R. Ulrich

Chapter 2 gives an exposition of Ruth 1. The focus of the chapter is on how the Lord acted to accomplish his purpose through one family.

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From Famine to Fullness – It Was Not the Best of Times

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  • Dean R. Ulrich

Chapter 1 is a popular exposition of the background of the book of Ruth. The main theme addressed is the futility of life. At the end of the chapter are a number of study questions.

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Numbers 27 and 36 – The Framing Function of the Narratives about Zelophehad's Daughters

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  • Dean R. Ulrich

This essay wants to give an answer to the significance of two events, in Numbers 27 and Numbers 36, respectively: "Why did the author separate these events when they were obviously related?" and "Why did the author end the book with such a provincial ruling?"

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A Lesson from the Prophets

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  • Dean R. Ulrich

This article shows that living in the tension of the 'already' and the 'not yet' of the promises of God is part of the normal Christian life. It was also true of the prophets in the Old Testament.

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Pride takes many forms and shapes and emcompasses the heart like the layers of an onion – when you pull off one layer, there is another underneath. Jonathan Edwards
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