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Ruth and Esther
Ruth, Esther
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Book Introduction
The next generation of outstanding Korean theologians, who have begun to produce international research achievements, study the Bible using the traditional grammatical-historical interpretation method of the Reformers and provide commentaries that are friendly to the churches and pastoral fields of our time.

This series is a commentary on each book of the Bible that pursues excellence, authenticity, and practicality.
For excellence, authors were selected based on objective verification criteria such as international research publication performance, and for authenticity, authors were selected based on their direction in Reformed theology.
These selected authors sought to convey useful content to preachers and believers while pursuing practicality.

These commentaries sought to understand the meaning of words based on their usage in the original language, and to ensure that the intended meaning of each biblical text was clearly revealed in light of the historical background and context of the text.

These commentaries are composed of a Bible translation, verse-by-verse commentary, and paragraph commentary for each passage, making it easy to find commentary on any passage you need while studying the Bible.
Paragraph commentary can help you understand the overall flow and gain insight for application.
The Bible translations that contain the author's work will be published in a new translation for our time.
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KECOT/KECNT General Editor's Preface / 11

KECOT Chief Editor's Preface / 15

Author's Preface / 19

Abbreviation Table / 23

I.
Introduction to the Book of Ruth / 25

1.
Author and Date of Work / 27

2.
Genre / 31

3.
Canonical position / 32

4.
Topic / 34

5.
Structure / 42


II.
Commentary on the Book of Ruth / 43

Chapter 1: Ruth 1:1-5 (Prologue: Naomi Left Alone in Moab) / 45


Chapter 2: Ruth 1:6-22 (Naomi's Return to Bethlehem) / 55

1.
Ruth Joins Naomi on Her Return (1:6-18) / 55

2.
Naomi and Ruth Arrive in Bethlehem (1:19-22) / 69


Chapter 3: Ruth 2:1-23 (Ruth Finds Favor in Boaz) / 75

1.
Ruth, who gleaned through Boaz's favor (2:1-17) / 75

2.
Ruth's Report and Naomi's Advice (2:18-23) / 93


Chapter 4: Ruth 3:1-18 (Ruth and Boaz Meet at the Threshing Floor) / 101

1.
Naomi's Instructions and Ruth's Acceptance (3:1-5) / 101

2.
The Promise of Ruth and Boaz (3:6-15) / 109

3.
Ruth's Report and Naomi's Advice (3:16-18) / 122


Chapter 5: Ruth 4:1-17 (The Marriage of Boaz and Ruth and the Birth of Obed) / 127

1.
Boaz's Consultation with Other Relatives (4:1-12) / 127

2.
The Marriage of Boaz and Ruth and the Birth of Obed (4:13-17) / 144

Chapter 6: Ruth 4:18-22 (Genealogy of David) / 151


III.
Esther Introduction / 155

1.
Historical Background / 157

2.
Historicity / 159

3.
Author and Date of Work / 164

4.
Text and Canon / 166

5.
Topic / 169

6.
Structure / 173


IV.
Esther Text Commentary / 175

Chapter 1: Esther 1:1-2:18 (Esther Becomes Queen of King Ahasuerus) / 177

1.
King Ahasuerus' Feast (1:1-8) / 177

2.
The Dethronement of Vashti for Disobeying the King's Order (1:9-22) / 188

3.
Esther Becomes Queen (2:1-18) / 200


Chapter 2: Esther 2:19-3:15 (Haman's Plan to Exterminate the Jews) / 217

1.
Mordecai's Report to Ahasuerus (2:19-23) / 217

2.
Haman's Plan to Exterminate the Jews (3:1-15) / 224


Chapter 3: Esther 4:1-9:19 (The Salvation of the Jews and the Downfall of Their Enemies) / 243

1.
Mordecai's Request and Esther's Resolution (4:1-17) / 243

2.
Esther Approaches the King and Hosts a Banquet (5:1-8) / 259

3.
Haman's Plan to Kill Mordecai (5:9-14) / 266

4.
Mordecai's Honor (6:1-14) / 273

5.
Haman Hanged on a Tree (7:1-10) / 286

6.
King Ahasuerus' Decree for the Jews (8:1-17) / 298

7.
The Slaughter of the Jews (9:1-19) / 314


Chapter 4: Esther 9:20-10:3 (The Feast of Purim and the Glory of Mordecai) / 327

1.
The Institution of Purim (9:20-32) / 327

2.
The Glory of Mordecai (10:1-3) / 335

V.
References / 339

Ruth References / 341

Esther References / 344

Publisher's Review
Korean Old Testament Commentary KECOT/Korean New Testament Commentary KECNT KECOT/KECNT is an academic and religious commentary written by outstanding next-generation Korean theologians who have begun to produce international research achievements, studying the Bible using the traditional grammatical-historical interpretation method used by the Reformers, and delivering it in a friendly manner to the church and pastoral field of our time.


What are the features of this commentary series?

· Pursuing academic excellence, theological orthodoxy, and ecclesiastical presence together

· Understanding the meaning of words based on examples

· Interpretation based on historical background and context of the text

· You can easily find and refer to the commentary on each Bible verse you want to study, like a dictionary.

· You can understand the overall flow of the Bible text and gain insight for application.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 31, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 348 pages | 152*224*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791193155158
- ISBN10: 1193155150

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