From Famine to Fullness: Ruth as a Microcosm of Redemption History. The book of Ruth begins in famine and ends in fullness. It opens with an empty land, an empty womb, and an empty heart — and closes with abundance, lineage, and joy. In four short chapters, Ruth encapsulates the entire biblical drama: humanity’s exile, God’s redeeming grace, and the restoration of covenant life.

Ruth: The Faithful Foreigner Who Found Redemption. Ruth, a Moabite widow, stands among the most beloved figures in the Bible—a woman of loyalty, humility, and unwavering faith. Her story moves from famine to fullness, from loss to love, and from the margins of society to the very lineage of Christ.