Ruth: It Hath Fully Been Shown Me
Classes
Class 1: Call Me Mara (Intro)
The class introduces the book of Ruth, focusing on the theme of suffering and the character of Naomi, who calls herself Mara due to her hardships. It sets the stage for a deeper study of Ruth's story and the lessons of faith and discipleship.
Class 2: Call Me Mara
The class explores the story of Ruth, focusing on Naomi's trials and redemption. It emphasizes the importance of understanding and relating to the characters' suffering and the lessons of redemption and faith.
Class 3: Thy God Shall Be My God
The class explores Ruth's commitment to Naomi and her decision to follow God despite her Moabite heritage, emphasizing the themes of grace, salvation, and discipleship. It highlights Ruth's steadfastness and the lifelong commitment she makes to Naomi and God's people.
Class 4: It Hath Fully Been Shown Me
The class explores the story of Ruth, focusing on Naomi and Elimelech's journey to Moab and their return to Bethlehem. It emphasizes the importance of understanding that God does not tempt us to sin but allows us to face trials to bring about spiritual growth and repentance.
Class 5: In Him Shall be Strength
The class explores Ruth's humility and dedication to her redeemer, Boaz, drawing parallels to the Christian's relationship with Christ. It covers themes of redemption, salvation, and the symbolism of bread and wine in the context of the memorial emblems.
Class 6: So He Drew Off His Shoe
The class explores the story of Ruth, emphasizing Boaz's humility and his role as a redeemer, reflecting Jesus Christ's character. It discusses the importance of humility, daily washing with the word, and setting oneself apart for a purpose.