Poetry and Bible Studies.
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Ruth Waits For Her Redeemer
This passage illustrates Ruth’s request for marriage to Boaz as her kinsman redeemer. It teaches humility and dependence, paralleling our need for Jesus as our Redeemer. We are called to patiently wait on God’s promises and reflect His love and grace to others.
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We Walk With The Lord
In the midst of trials and darkness, we find solace in the Lord Jesus. He is a consuming flame, a refuge to call upon. His love and justice make Him ever worthy of trust. Jesus, our constant companion, brings light and strength, ensuring that we are never alone.
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Then I Laughed At Death
As I walked the path led by Yahweh, a dark and vicious horror rose before me. Despite its grip, I remembered Jesus’ victory over death and began to worship joyfully. The beast was shattered, for the risen Lion of Judah has conquered. We will trample this enemy, for eternal life is ours through Jesus.
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Our Only Hope
Humanity rebelled against Yahweh, breaking the peace. Despite warnings, they disobeyed, leading to chains of sin and death. Jesus, God’s Son, offers undeserved mercy and restoration.
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This Life Is A Gift
The poet contemplates life’s struggles and pain, seeking solace in Jesus. They express trust in the all-knowing and all-powerful Lord, finding peace in His mercy and the gift of life. Despite adversity, they rely on the strength and love of Jesus, pledging unwavering devotion and gratitude for the life they live for Him.
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Ruth Lays At Boaz’s Feet
Ruth obediently followed Naomi’s instructions by going to the threshing floor and then waiting until Boaz was asleep. She revealed herself to Boaz and asked him to be her redeemer. Boaz praised her for her character and assured her that he would act as her redeemer. He also mentioned another man who had priority as…
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