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And a certain man of Bethlehem, Judah, went to dwell in the country of Moab, he and his wife and his two sons. The name of the man was Elimelech, the name of his wife was Naomi, and the names of his two sons were Mahlon and Chilion; Ephrathites of Bethlehem, Judah.
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- Ruth 1 Commentary - Matthew Henry Commentary on the Whole Bible (Complete)
- Ruth 1 – Ruth’s Journey
- BIBLIOGRAPHY:
- BibleGateway
When I add a book I almost always remove a book, a practice that allows me to focus on quality over quantity.
Ruth 1 Commentary - Matthew Henry Commentary on the Whole Bible (Complete)
Over the past couple of years I have focused on building a collection of commentaries that will include only the best volumes on each book of the Bible. I studied them and then began my collection on the basis of what the experts told me. My focus is on newer commentaries at least in part because most of the classics are now freely or cheaply available and I am offering approximately 5 recommendations for each book of the Bible, alternating between the Old Testament and the New. Today I have turned to the experts to find what they say about Ruth.
Ruth 1 – Ruth’s Journey
Robert Hubbard, Jr. Ruth is one of the few books of the Bible that I have preached straight-through and, therefore, one I can speak to from at least a bit of personal experience. It is careful and clear. It manages to deal with both details and the big picture.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
This is the first commentary to which one should turn with questions about the Book of Ruth. Amazon , Westminster Books.
Daniel I. Block is thoroughly aware of all the literature that precedes his own, and he incorporates what is good and criticizes what is bad. I read this one devotionally before reading it during sermon preparation and in both uses found it very, very helpful. It is a sermon-based commentary and ideal for giving an example of how to preach the text and how to illustrate and apply it. This is one of my favorites in the Reformed Expository Commentary series. Frederic W. This commentary is significantly more technical than the others in the list, and a little more philosophical.
I studied them and then began my collection on the basis of what the experts told me. My focus is on newer commentaries at least in part because most of the classics are now freely or cheaply available and I am offering approximately 5 recommendations for each book of the Bible, alternating between the Old Testament and the New. Today I have turned to the experts to find what they say about Ruth. Robert Hubbard, Jr. Ruth is one of the few books of the Bible that I have preached straight-through and, therefore, one I can speak to from at least a bit of personal experience.
It is careful and clear.
BibleGateway
It manages to deal with both details and the big picture. This is the first commentary to which one should turn with questions about the Book of Ruth. Amazon , Westminster Books.
Daniel I. Block is thoroughly aware of all the literature that precedes his own, and he incorporates what is good and criticizes what is bad.
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I read this one devotionally before reading it during sermon preparation and in both uses found it very, very helpful. It is a sermon-based commentary and ideal for giving an example of how to preach the text and how to illustrate and apply it. This is one of my favorites in the Reformed Expository Commentary series.
Frederic W.
This commentary is significantly more technical than the others in the list, and a little more philosophical. Yet it is also very thorough and very helpful. I read this little book years ago and returned to it when preaching Ruth.