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Thursday, June 05, 2025

JCS Ballet Academy presents:
“Ruth: God’s Redeeming Power”

“For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified freely by his grace through the
redemption that is in Christ Jesus…" Rom. 3:23–24
The story starts outside of Bethlehem (1:1), Moab, Israel’s enduring enemy, located east of the Dead Sea.
This country originated when Lot became the father of Moab through an incestuous union with his eldest
daughter (Gn. 19:37). Centuries later, the Jews encountered opposition from Balak, king of Moab, through
the prophet Balaam (Nm. 22–25).
For eighteen years, Moab oppressed Israel during the time of the judges (3:12–30). Saul defeated the
Moabites (1 Sam. 14:47), while David seemed to enjoy a peaceful relationship with them (1 Sam. 22:3,
4). Later, Moab again troubled Israel (2 Kings 3:5-27; Ez 9:1).
Because of Moab's idolatrous relationship with Chemosh (1 Kings 11:7, 33; 2 Kings 23:13) and its
opposition to Israel, God cursed Moab (Is. 15:16; Jer. 48; Ez. 25:8-11; Am. 2:1-3). The story of Ruth
occurred "in the days when the judges ruled" Israel, and thus serves as a bridge from the judges to
Israel's monarchy.
God used "a famine in the land" of Judah to initiate this beautiful drama, although the famine is not
mentioned in Judges, which causes difficulty in trying to date the events of Ruth. However, counting
backward from the well-known date of David's reign (1011-971 BC), Ruth's time period would most likely
be during Jair's reign, around 1126-1105 BC.
Ruth covers about eleven or twelve years according to the following scenario: first 1:1-18, ten years in
Moab (1:4); second, 1:19-2:23, several months (mid-April to mid-June) in the field of Boaz (1:22; 2:23);
third, 3:1-18, one day in Bethlehem and one night on the threshing floor; and fourth, 4:1-22, about a year
in Bethlehem.
In Ruth, we can appreciate that redemption for Jews and Gentiles, that both men and women are co-heirs
with men of God's saving grace, shows us the characteristics of the virtuous woman and the right of
David (and, therefore, of Christ) to the throne of Israel.

ABOUT JCS BALLET ACADEMY
JCS Ballet Academy is a premier dance school founded on the principles of commitment, discipline,
perseverance, and integrity.  JCS Ballet Academy excels specializing in true Classical Ballet education by
certified and experienced professionals obtaining their training, education and teaching certification from
some of the world's leading institutions including the exclusive Moscow's Bolshoi Ballet Academy.
The Bolshoi Ballet Academy has an unsurpassed history of almost 250 years of training the world’s
greatest ballet dancers, choreographers, educators, and scholars.  Bolshoi Ballet Academy's curriculum is
based on the Vaganova method, respected internationally for its focus on musicality, strength, pureness
of classical technique, and its emphasis on individual progress.
JCS Ballet Academy offers children 3+, youth and adult ballet classes providing a solid foundation in
classical dance for all their students, offering  personalized teaching and dedication into every student's
learning experience and progress. JCS Ballet Academy overall environment in non-competitive and team
work is emphasized.
JCS Ballet Academy’s Ballet Classes continue all year round. Free-Trial-Class for all new students. 

Committed to serving students, families and our community with excellency, JCS Ballet Academy has
been Awarded Best Dance School in Miami for four consecutive years!
Registration is Open, for more information or to book a free-trial-class please visit
www.jcsballetacademy.com or call (305)677-2909
JCS Ballet Academy is a Christian School and productions are Bible based.

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