The story of Ruth undermines the push for religious purity by extending the protections of the law, and the lineage of King David, to a person who was traditionally despised.
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- Alison Sampson
- Writing this blog helped me survive being home with three young children. Now that they're at school and I work as a pastor, I write here less. But every now and then I put something up. Some of you like to read the sermons: mostly these days I forget to put them up. TO STAY UP TO DATE, VISIT https://sanctuarybaptist.wordpress.com/
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