How do we know Christ is our gracious provider?

In the narrative of Ruth, Boaz exemplifies the role of the kinsman redeemer by stating, 'I will do the part of a kinsman for thee.' This passage illustrates a profound theological truth that predates Christ's incarnation, as Job also recognized the existence of a redeemer. Before the world was, God had appointed Christ as the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world (Revelation 13:8). His commitment to provide redemption includes His incarnation, obedience, and sacrifice, all of which fulfill God's covenant of grace. By coming to Christ, believers find not only redemption but also protection and provision, as He promises to care for His people throughout their lives.