Ruth | from-ref-to-ref

Dec 26, 20202 min read

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Ruth: Interpreters

HOLY FATHERS: Bede, Isidore, Theodoret. REFORMED: Borrhaus, Burman, Cuperus, Drusius, Gwalther,[1] Lavater,[2] Mercerus,[3] Wolf....

Dec 25, 20201 min read

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Ruth: Synoptic Outline

The two Parts of the book are: I. Ruth’s wretched state, chapters 1, 2: in which are: 1. The sojourning of Elimelech, and the fidelity of...

Dec 24, 20202 min read

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Ruth: Detailed Outline

5. Two parts are exhibited. I. Ruth’s condition, poor and wretched (Ruth 1, 2). II. Her condition, happier and more joyful (Ruth 3, 4). A...

Dec 23, 20202 min read

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Ruth: The Chronology of Ruth

4. The chronology of the same. The history falls in the time of Ehud or Shamgar, about one hundred and twenty-eight years after the...

Dec 22, 20201 min read

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Ruth: Argument of the Book

3. The argument and uses of the book. The argument of the book is plainly comic.[1] That is, it is a narration of the grievous trials and...

Dec 19, 20201 min read

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Ruth: Authorship

2. The author of this appears to be the same as of the Book of Judges. That the author of this book is Samuel, the Jews approve: but...

Dec 17, 20201 min read

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Ruth: Title and Canonical Position

1. Ruth is an appendix to Judges. The name of the book. It is the Second of the Megilloth. The Book of Ruth is to a certain extent an...

Dec 16, 20201 min read

Heidegger's Bible Handbook: Ruth: Chapter Summary

Ruth is an appendix to Judges. The name of the book. It is the Second of the Megilloth, 1. The author of this appears to be the same as...

From Reformation to Reformation