Ruth 4
Ruth chapter 4 is the final chapter in this important book. Like every great book, it has a terrific ending. Boaz had come to see
December 9, 2005
Ruth chapter 4 is the final chapter in this important book. Like every great book, it has a terrific ending. Boaz had come to see
2 Samuel chapter 4 reminds me that selfishness ambition can blind us to our own misguided actions. The chapter begins, “When Ish-Bosheth son of Saul
1 Kings chapter 4 reminds me of a political advertisement. I can picture everyone smiling and waving flags with the slogan of ‘peace and prosperity’
2 Kings chapter 4 recounts how God worked a number of miracles through the prophet Elisha. It is hard to miss the fact that the
1 Chronicles chapter 4 lists the rest of the descendants of Judah and Simeon. It is funny that many of us imagine that if we
2 chronicles chapter 4 describes the furnishings of the temple. Most of my life I was only able to look through the store window and
Ezra 4 reminds me of the difficulties people of faith encounter from those that are in the world. We face resistance when we try to
Nehemiah 4 reminds me of my own salvation experience. I heard the truth of God’s Word and I believed. I asked God for forgiveness and
Esther chapter 4 reminds me of the desperation we experience when we hear the ultimate bad news. Remember in the previous chapter, Haman, the king’s
Job chapter 4 Practice what you preach contains the words of wisdom spoken to Job by one of his three friends. It reminds me of