Boaz as kinsman redeemer and Ruth as a virtuous woman

Canon Press — Doug Wilson · 42:56

This sermon explores the roles of Boaz as a kinsman redeemer and Ruth as a virtuous woman in Ruth chapter 3. It delves into the Old Testament legal principles of redeeming land and keeping a family line alive, highlighting how Boaz embodies these concepts. The message also connects the kinsman redeemer to the broader understanding of God as the ultimate Redeemer and a foreshadowing of Christ.

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