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Unemployment Tag Guide
ArticleThis is a guide to the most significant Theology of Work Project resources with the Tag of “unemployment” plus...
Example - Insights on Teaching Old Testament from Curricular Workshops
Seminary CurriculumParticular OT books and passages that faculty identified as helpful with work.
Course Module in OT - Economics and Contemporary Workplace Issues in Ruth
Seminary CurriculumIntegrate workplace issues into the study of the Old Testament by diving into the book of Ruth.
Ruth: the Ezer Daughter-in-Law
ArticleWomen's work takes many forms. Among the women in the Old Testament, some served as midwives, some as either prostitutes...
Teaching the Old Testament: Ruth and Faithful Care
ArticleThis guide to teaching the Old Testament: Ruth and Faithful Care was prepared by Alistair Mackenzie, teaching...
Redemption: The Peculiar Calling of Jesus’ Followers (Audio)
AudioRedemption is the key theme of the book of Ruth. Will Messenger applies this Biblical narrative to the modern workplace....
God Works Through the Fruitfulness of Childbearing (Ruth 4:13-18)
Bible CommentaryIn Ruth 4:13, we encounter only the second instance in the book (in addition to Ruth 1:6) where an event is expressly...
God Works Through Legal Processes (Ruth 4:1-12)
Bible CommentaryRedemption: The Peculiar Calling of Jesus' Followers at Work (Click to listen) Boaz accepts Ruth’s...
God Works Through Human Ingenuity (Ruth 3:1-18)
Bible CommentaryIn instigating the courtship between Boaz and Ruth, necessity once again leads Naomi to move beyond the bounds of...
God’s Blessing is Redoubled When People Work According to His Ways (Ruth 3:1-4:18)
Bible CommentaryIn the remarkable episode of Ruth gleaning in Boaz’s field, we see a vivid demonstration of Boaz’s compassion,...
God Leads Individuals to Provide Economic Opportunities for the Poor and Vulnerable (Ruth 2:17-23)
Bible CommentaryBoaz was inspired to go significantly beyond what the law required in providing for the poor and vulnerable. The...