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Ruth And Boaz: A Love Story Of Roderick Ruth
Roderick Ruth and Boaz is a good example to use in your discussion. In a marriage class at out church we talked about this story and it always stayed with me. It proves that if we hang in long enough and trust God we will beat the odds. Their story is known as a love story that not only relate to Ruth and Boaz, but for God’s love for all of us. Boaz was faithful to God and this teaches us as Christians to never give up. Even when our backs are against the walls we must trust and have the faith that God will bring us out. He didn’t bring us this far to leave us. Boaz and Ruth stayed steadfast to their believes and what their culture met to them which made the story more

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