By Gerald Flurry • August 28, 2020
God concluded the Old Testament with an inspiring message about the key of David—and about raising the ruins in our vast universe. It is far more relevant today than any time in mankind’s history!
Request FreeIt is easy to overlook the short Old Testament book of Ruth. But it was written by the Prophet Samuel, and it actually contains some of the most inspiring prophecy in the Bible! The story of this exceptional woman is filled with lessons that can help God’s people today prepare for the most exalted calling that God offers to human beings: the opportunity to be the very Bride of Jesus Christ!
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