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How does the story of Ruth illustrate God's grace?

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Ruth's story beautifully illustrates God's grace by showing how a foreigner is brought into His covenant community.

The narrative of Ruth is a powerful testament to God’s grace, highlighting His willingness to accept and redeem those who are outside of His covenant people. Ruth, a Moabitess and a former idolater, was embraced into the family of God not because of her works, but due to His gracious choice. God’s grace transforms lives, as evidenced by Ruth’s journey from a foreign land to becoming an ancestor of Jesus Christ. This exemplifies that grace is extended to all who believe, regardless of background or past. Through her obedience and faith in the God of Israel, Ruth is a vivid illustration of how salvation is available to both Jews and Gentiles alike, reinforcing the message that the gospel is for all nations.
Scripture References: Ruth 2:12, Ephesians 2:8-9, Galatians 3:28

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