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A Sample Biblical Narrative: The Story of Ruth - Page 5


© alberto esmeralda
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Apr 7, 2001


4. Be Open To Encounter God. A biblical narrative is always a proclamation about the God who reveals Himself in human history. What is understood as clear after the second reading should be used as an opportunity for prayer. Whatever is yet unclear should be laid aside for revision at a later time. What is grasped by the mind should be pondered in the heart and allowed to stay there.

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How do you think does the story of Ruth address our times? How does the main character of the story appeal to a woman of the third millenium? ...

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