We’re continuing on with our discussion today of the Kinsman Redeemer. First, an important reminder folks. Although the word GO-EL is usually translated as “Kinsman Redeemer”, that’s not really what the word means. This word instead means a person who is a “near relative”… The “Kinsman Redeemer” was just ONE out of many roles that this […]

If we’re gonna really understand the true Biblical meaning of the “Kinsman Redeemer”, we’ve gotta know the difference between a Biblical family and what we consider to be a family today. In our day and age, when we say “family”, basically we mean a mother, a father and a couple of kids all living under […]

From today and for a couple of days onwards we’re going to embark on a fascinating journey into the true Biblical meaning of the so-called Kinsman Redeemer. It’s especially important we get this knowledge in our heads before we begin Ruth Chapter 3… Because moving forward, the concept and principles of the Kinsmen Redeemer are […]

Due to Boaz’s blessing, Ruth’s gleaning efforts were exponentially rewarded. After spending all day separating the grain from the heads and stalks and beating them on the threshing floor, Ruth ended up with an entire bushel of barley! Ya know how much that is? We’re talking about a weight of around 60 pounds or 27 […]

Yesterday I talked about Paul’s sermon in Romans Chapter 11 and how he explained that the branches of the Olive Tree (a Biblical metaphor for Israel) were removed for one reason and one reason only: To pave the way for the salvation of ALL Israel. Paul explains it as follows:  “’In that case, I say, […]