Ruth, Esther, Song of Solomon

A Prophetic Perspective

By: Russell Walden

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Delve into a verse-by-verse study of the book of Ruth, Esther, and Song of Solomon from a prophetic perspective. An expositional study (verse by verse, chapter by chapter) gives the reader access to a level of narrative and inspiration in contrast to the more common topical study. In studying the scriptures this way, we rely not only on scholarship but also on the precious commodity of the anointing from a prophetic perspective. This resource will serve you well as a devotional tool that will deepen your love of God's word and draw you out into the rarified atmosphere of revelatory study of the scripture.

Ruth: Tells the story of a Moabite woman named Ruth who, after the death of her husband, chooses to stay with her mother-in-law Naomi and return to Bethlehem. Ruth's loyalty and kindness lead her to find love and security with Boaz, a wealthy landowner. The book highlights themes of loyalty, redemption, and God's provision.

Esther: Set in ancient Persia, Esther is the story of a young Jewish woman who becomes queen and uses her position to save her people from genocide. The book is a dramatic narrative filled with intrigue, courage, and the hidden hand of God working through events.

Song of Solomon (also known as Song of Songs): A unique book in the Bible, it is a collection of love poems celebrating romantic and sensual love between a man and woman. While often interpreted allegorically as representing the love between God and his people, the book primarily focuses on the beauty and intensity of human love.