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Toward a Practical Theology of Good Works: The Practice and Teaching of Good Works in OT Historical Books
Old Testament historical books contain many individual acts of faith but relatively few communal good works. This post highlights Ruth and Boaz, then David and Solomon, showing how mercy, justice, covenant faithfulness, and care for vulnerable people briefly transformed Israel and advanced God’s purposes through ordinary, obedient lives in history.
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