Ruth, Boaz & Agape Love | Drive Thru History with Dave Stotts

What does agape love mean, and what does it have to do with Ruth and Boaz?
The love story of Ruth and Boaz is one of the most moving accounts in the Bible. It begins with an Israelite family living in the land of Moab over 3,000 years ago. Originally from Bethlehem, the family was forced to leave their homeland because of a terrible famine. But more tragedy soon followed, leaving a woman named Naomi, and her Moabite daughter-in-law, Ruth, as widows.
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[@shelleybabcock4597]

Good Word. Thank you for the encouragement! Amen

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That story is long and sweet, I enjoy anyway, thank you.

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Thanks Dave.

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I love your videos. And how you always bring in the Bible in such an informative way. May the Lord continue be to bless you and your show

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Nicely done!🕊️👑🕊️

[@romanryczkowycz851]

God's love = unconditional love 🙂

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He died for us while we were still sinners.

[@teamsteed1]

Thank you for posting the video clip. I've been wondering about Ruth, Boaz, and Agape love.

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REALLY GOOD ONE DAVE 👍
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS FROM THE ULTIMATE SOURCE, GOD'S WORD!
MARANATHA BROTHER DAVE AND GOLD WATER.🤟☝️🌄💘

[@IanGrantSpong]

The Greek word agape does not always mean divine love. In some contexts it just means love or affection. In the Bible it sometimes even refers to a wrong kind of love. Men loved darkness (John 3:19), or the praise of men more than God (John 12:43), or this world (2 Timothy 4:10). Here we see three cases where the word agape was not godly love. Just like the words love or affection in English, the meaning depends on the context.