J C Farris

When We Are is a logical assessment of the prophecies in Daniel chapters 2, 7, and 9, as well as prophecies in the New Testament: Matthew 24, 1st and 2nd Thessalonians, the book of Revelation and other relevant passages. The aim is to, as accurately as possible, pinpoint our position on the timeline of God in relation to the return of Jesus Christ.

As Ruth ministered to Naomi in the loss of her husband and two sons, Ruth (the book) continues to minister to those who have also suffered the loss of loved ones. These four small chapters look beyond death and into the providence of God who is continually working all things for good, even when our lives are completely shattered. "Ruth" provides hope beyond the grave and unveils a "picture" of Jesus Christ that can only be seen through suffering and death. Without miracle or prophecy, it is at once both miracle and prophecy, standing out as one of the most powerful books of the Bible. This devotional styled commentary will take you from the garden of Eden to the garden of Gethsemane; from the battle of Jericho to the Coming King, and all of it packaged inside the most insignificant places; or so it seems. Best of all, you will "see" Jesus.