Ruth 1. 1-5, or “How to close-read the Bible”

Rev. Jack Franicevich

Sep 3

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Here’s an essay I wrote for our church’s upcoming series on Ruth.

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Philip Taron

Sep 3

Thank you for this wonderful beginning. One note:

> Ephraim was Jacob’s second-born son

Joseph’s, though he’s adopted in place of Joseph with a little family drama.

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Rev. Jack Franicevich

Sep 4

Whoops. Thanks!!

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Ruth 1. 1-5, or “How to close-read the Bible”