Ruth, following Naomi's advice, visits Boaz at the threshing floor to seek his protection as a kinsman-redeemer. Boaz, impressed by Ruth's loyalty, agrees to marry her if a closer kinsman declines. Will Boaz overcome this obstacle and marry Ruth, ensuring her and Naomi's future?

Will Boaz overcome this obstacle and marry Ruth, ensuring her and Naomi's future?

Jesus finds the man he healed of blindness and reveals Himself as the Son of Man, leading to the man's belief and worship. Jesus then contrasts Himself as the Good Shepherd, who sacrifices for His sheep, against false shepherds who harm them. Will the people recognize Jesus as the true shepherd and protector of their souls?

Will the people recognize Jesus as the true shepherd and protector of their souls?

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Ruth 3

Ruth 4

John 9:35-41

John 10:1-21

Psalm 62-1-12

Naomi, a widow, and her daughter-in-law Ruth, also widowed, leave Moab to return to Bethlehem. Ruth, determined to support Naomi, gleans in the fields of Boaz, a kind and wealthy relative. Will Boaz recognize Ruth's loyalty and kindness, leading to a brighter future for them both?

Jesus encounters a man born blind and heals him by making mud with his saliva and placing it on the man's eyes. The man washes in the Pool of Siloam and gains his sight, astonishing the Pharisees who investigate the miracle but refuse to believe it. Will the healed man stand firm in his testimony despite the Pharisees' skepticism and pressure?

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Ruth 1 Ruth 2 John 9:1-34 Proverbs 12:8-17

In Judges 20-21, the Israelites unite in outrage against the tribe of Benjamin due to a grievous crime committed in Gibeah, leading to a brutal civil war. After fierce battles that decimate the Benjamites, Israel mourns their near extinction and devises unconventional means to find wives for the surviving Benjamin men, ensuring the tribe's continuation. As Israel struggles with internal conflict and moral decay, will they find a way to restore peace and righteousness in their midst?
In John 8:31-59, Jesus declares His divine origin and eternal existence to the Jews who believed in Him, emphasizing the truth that will set them free. As the conversation intensifies, Jesus confronts their claims of being Abraham's descendants, stating that His teachings come directly from the Father. Will the Jews accept Jesus' claim to be the "I AM" before Abraham, or will their disbelief lead to further conflict?

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Judges 20

Judges 21

John 8:31-59

Psalm 61