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

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

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Nicely done!🕊️👑🕊️

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Thanks Dave.

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He died for us while we were still sinners.

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Good Word. Thank you for the encouragement! Amen

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God's love = unconditional love 🙂

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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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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.🤟☝️🌄💘

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Becaiuse he works in snd and through us as a free gift to sinners.

[@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.