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After having pronounced “The Lord be with you,” in 2:4, Boaz goes on to pronounce an absolution (of sorts) and a blessing. I’m teaching Ruth 2 at Sunday School today and doing some brushing up.
Next week, I am flying to PA to teach a 45-minute lesson on John 20:1-18 for a 7th grade class, as part of my application for a “Middle School Bible Teacher” job. Pray for me?
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I started Bible Notes a year and a half ago because I was an ordained deacon in the ACNA without a parish to serve in. I commented on the Sunday lectionary gospel texts as a personal discipline, and as a Bible study habit.
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I teach writing at Valparaiso University, serve as curate at Cornerstone Valpo (ACNA), read the Bible curiously, and play tennis religiously.
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