Ruth: The Most Beautiful Story
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The Book of Ruth tells the story of Ruth, a Moabite woman who demonstrates loyalty and kindness to her mother-in-law Naomi by refusing to leave her when Naomi returns from Moab to Judah. In Judah, Ruth gleans fields belonging to Boaz, a wealthy landowner who is impressed by Ruth's character and decides to marry her. Their marriage produces a son named Obed who becomes the grandfather of King David, demonstrating God's providence and the universality of God's love for both Jews and Gentiles.
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The book of Ruth tells the story of Ruth, a Moabite woman who demonstrates loyalty and faithfulness to her mother-in-law Naomi. During a time of famine, Ruth's Israelite family moves to Moab but her husband and sons die, leaving her and Naomi widowed. When Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem, Ruth insists on accompanying her and converting to her God. In Bethlehem, Ruth gleans grain in the fields of a relative of Naomi's late husband named Boaz, who treats her kindly and later marries her according to levirate law, continuing the family line. The story illustrates God's grace even in difficult times and his inclusion of all people regardless of origin
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A famine struck Bethlehem, so a woman named Naomi and her family moved to Moab to find food. Naomi's husband and sons died in Moab, leaving her and her daughters-in-law Ruth and Orpah widowed. When Naomi decided to return to Bethlehem, Orpah stayed behind but Ruth insisted on accompanying Naomi. In Bethlehem, Ruth gleaned grain in the fields of a man named Boaz, who treated her kindly. Boaz later married Ruth and they had a son named Obed, who was the grandfather of King David.
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The document discusses the biblical story of Ruth, including the main characters like Ruth, Naomi, Boaz and their roles, as well as discussing themes like sacrifice and love. It also provides context about when and where the story took place. The story is about a Moabite woman named Ruth who marries into a Israelite family and shows loyalty to her mother-in-law Naomi after both of their husbands pass away.
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A famine struck Bethlehem forcing Naomi and her family to move to Moab. While there, Naomi's husband and two sons died leaving her and her daughter-in-laws widowed. Naomi decided to return to Bethlehem and urged her daughter-in-laws to return to their families, but Ruth insisted on staying with Naomi. In Bethlehem, Ruth gleaned grain in the fields of Boaz, a kind man who later married her so that she could care for Naomi. Ruth and Boaz had a son named Obed who was the grandfather of King David, making Ruth part of Jesus's lineage many generations later.
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1) The story of Ruth begins with a famine that causes Elimelech and his family to flee Bethlehem for Moab. Elimelech dies in Moab, leaving his wife Naomi widowed.
2) Naomi's two sons marry Moabite women, but they also die, leaving Naomi with three widowed daughters-in-law. Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem, but one daughter-in-law stays in Moab while Ruth insists on accompanying Naomi.
3) In Bethlehem, Ruth gleans fields to gather food and meets Boaz, a relative of her late husband. Boaz admires Ruth's devotion to Naomi. On Na
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The book of Ruth tells the story of Ruth, a Moabite woman whose husband dies. She chooses to return with her mother-in-law Naomi to Bethlehem. There, Ruth gleans grain in the field of Boaz, a close relative of her deceased husband. Naomi devises a plan for Ruth to propose marriage to Boaz, which he accepts, redeeming Ruth and continuing the family line. Ruth, though a foreigner, is included in God's covenant people through her faithfulness. The book demonstrates God's grace toward outsiders.
The Story of Ruth
The document summarizes the biblical story of Ruth, who demonstrated loyalty and commitment to her mother-in-law Naomi by refusing to leave her after both of their husbands had died. It previews the story elements that will be discussed, including the difficult circumstances faced by Ruth and Naomi after their husbands and sons died, leaving them widowed and impoverished in a foreign land. It also highlights Ruth's famous pledge to Naomi to stay with and care for her regardless of the hardships they might face together. The document aims to engage students to think critically about the story of Ruth overcoming challenges through loyalty and commitment.
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A famine struck Bethlehem, so a woman named Naomi and her family moved to Moab to find food. Naomi's husband and sons died in Moab, leaving her and her daughters-in-law Ruth and Orpah widowed. When Naomi decided to return to Bethlehem, Orpah stayed behind but Ruth insisted on accompanying Naomi. In Bethlehem, Ruth gleaned grain in the fields of a man named Boaz, who treated her kindly. Boaz later married Ruth and they had a son named Obed, who was the grandfather of King David.
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A famine struck Bethlehem forcing Naomi and her family to move to Moab. While there, Naomi's husband and two sons died leaving her and her daughter-in-laws widowed. Naomi decided to return to Bethlehem and urged her daughter-in-laws to return to their families, but Ruth insisted on staying with Naomi. In Bethlehem, Ruth gleaned grain in the fields of Boaz, a kind man who later married her so that she could care for Naomi. Ruth and Boaz had a son named Obed who was the grandfather of King David, making Ruth part of Jesus's lineage many generations later.
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1) The story of Ruth begins with a famine that causes Elimelech and his family to flee Bethlehem for Moab. Elimelech dies in Moab, leaving his wife Naomi widowed.
2) Naomi's two sons marry Moabite women, but they also die, leaving Naomi with three widowed daughters-in-law. Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem, but one daughter-in-law stays in Moab while Ruth insists on accompanying Naomi.
3) In Bethlehem, Ruth gleans fields to gather food and meets Boaz, a relative of her late husband. Boaz admires Ruth's devotion to Naomi. On Na
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The book of Ruth tells the story of Ruth, a Moabite woman whose husband dies. She chooses to return with her mother-in-law Naomi to Bethlehem. There, Ruth gleans grain in the field of Boaz, a close relative of her deceased husband. Naomi devises a plan for Ruth to propose marriage to Boaz, which he accepts, redeeming Ruth and continuing the family line. Ruth, though a foreigner, is included in God's covenant people through her faithfulness. The book demonstrates God's grace toward outsiders.
The Story of Ruth
The document summarizes the biblical story of Ruth, who demonstrated loyalty and commitment to her mother-in-law Naomi by refusing to leave her after both of their husbands had died. It previews the story elements that will be discussed, including the difficult circumstances faced by Ruth and Naomi after their husbands and sons died, leaving them widowed and impoverished in a foreign land. It also highlights Ruth's famous pledge to Naomi to stay with and care for her regardless of the hardships they might face together. The document aims to engage students to think critically about the story of Ruth overcoming challenges through loyalty and commitment.
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Ruth makes a pledge of loyalty and commitment to Naomi. She says:
1) Where you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay.
2) Your people will be my people and your God my God.
3) Where you die I will die, and there I will be buried.
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2) Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem from Moab with her daughter-in-law Ruth, while her other daughter-in-law Orpah remains in Moab. Ruth insists on accompanying Naomi and declares that Naomi's people and God will be her own.
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Boaz agrees to marry Ruth after she asks for his protection according to Naomi's plan. He praises Ruth for choosing to commit to Naomi and their God, rather than pursuing younger wealthy men. Boaz acknowledges Ruth is worthy of respect from the community for her character as she has transformed from an unbelieving Moabite to a God-fearing woman. He promises to take care of finalizing their marriage arrangement after confirming with a closer relative who has the right to marry Ruth first.
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The document summarizes a passage from the Book of Ruth. It describes how Ruth gleaned grain in the fields of Boaz, who showed her great kindness. Boaz allowed Ruth to glean among the sheaves and bundles, and told his workers not to reproach her. Ruth worked hard all day and was able to gather an large amount of barley. When she showed her mother-in-law Naomi what she had gleaned, Naomi blessed Boaz for noticing Ruth. Naomi explained that Boaz, as a close relative, had the role of family redeemer who could help provide for and care for Ruth.
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Three widows in a foreign land and little hope, but there was hope. In the book of Ruth, those under the curse of the law died, namely Naomi’s husband and sons. Ruth, apart from the law has the circumcised heart. Jew and Gentile alike blessed and saved as ‘God visits His people’ at Bethlehem. In a surprise twist at the end, Naomi’s redeemer was a baby of Bethlehem (pointing to a greater redeemer).
The Truth of Ruth includes some of the many pictures of redemption found in Ruth
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- salvation apart from the law
- a cirumcised heart of a gentile, Ruth
- God visiting his people at Bethlehem
- a prodigal return to God and acceptance of Naomi
- a kinsman redeemer in Boaz
- from no home to a home
- from barren to a great posterity
- a greater redemption in the baby of Ruth, Obed ( the servant a name used of the coming Messiah)
- great grandmother of King David
- and in the line of the Messiah, Jesus
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This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
Boaz prays that God would reward Ruth for her faithfulness in caring for her mother-in-law Naomi. When Ruth expresses surprise at Boaz's kindness towards her as a foreigner, Boaz reassures her that he is aware of her good character and work ethic. Boaz then promises Ruth protection and provisions as she gleans in his fields, demonstrating God's providence in leading Ruth to favor with a wealthy relative who can provide for her needs.
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(1) The document provides an overview and summary of the biblical book of Ruth. (2) It discusses the time period and location of the story, which takes place in Bethlehem and Moab during the time of the Judges. (3) The story is about a Moabite woman named Ruth who follows her mother-in-law Naomi back to Bethlehem after both of their husbands have died, and how Ruth finds protection and a new marriage through obeying God's laws on gleaning and redemption.
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Communication is the key to an effective marriage, yet some couples find it extremely difficult to express their true feelings to one another. The feelings are inside them, but they remain bottled up. Unexpressed love is often interpreted as no love at all. In some cases, it may even be perceived as resentment or rejection.
Brian and Kelly had been married for three years. There were no major problems on the surface of their marriage. However, there was plenty of frustration underneath. They tried to talk about it, but they inevitably ended up in confused silence.
“One of you has to be willing to reach out to the other one,” I suggested. “It will take courage and commitment to try, but you can’t go on in silence.”
“I’m willing,” Kelly said. “But what if he doesn’t respond?”
“You’re not the first woman to face that concern,” I said. “Ruth did it, and it worked for her!”
The little book of Ruth is like a ray of sunshine at the end of a long, dark tunnel. It was originally part of the book of Judges. It was the only ray of hope after three hundred years of failure and heartache. Just when it seemed everything was going wrong, God reminded His people that He was still protecting the promise.
On the surface, the promise seemed more obscure than ever. God was not worshiped, His law was not obeyed, and His Messiah had not come forth. It appeared to many that there was little hope for the future.
Life was dim when Elimelech (“God is my King”) and Naomi (“pleasant one”) left Bethlehem because of a famine. Surely things will be better in Moab, they thought. So off they went with their two sons, Mahlon (“sickly”) and Kilion (“pining”), to live among Israel’s enemies, the Moabites.
Moab was a strange place to find a better life. People who had long opposed Jehovah in favor of other gods populated the land. Moabites were notorious for their pagan rituals, including child sacrifice. It was hardly the place to start over.
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While they were in Moab, Elimelech died. Eventually Mahlon and Kilion married Moabite girls named Ruth and Orpah. They seemed happy at first, but both of the boys soon died as well. In just ten short years, Naomi lost her husband and both of her sons.
The book of Ruth is written like a four-act play. As the curtain goes up on scene one, we see three widows crying together in the fields of Moab. Broken and destitute, Naomi announced to them that she was returning home to Bethlehem.
“Go back, each of you, to your mother’s home,” she suggested to her daughters-in-law. “May the Lord show kindness to you. … May the Lord grant that each of you will find rest in the home of another husband” (Ruth 1:8, 9).
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- 2. Goethe called the Book of Ruth “the most beautiful story,” but what is it really? • It has been many things – A foretelling of Christ’s redemption – A love story – A “hesed” story – A testimony to strong character – A witness to the universality of God’s love for all people – A statement about divine providence
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- 9. The Scene in the Threshing Room…..
- 10. Naomi tells Ruth to bathe, perfume herself, and dress in her finest clothes. When Boaz falls asleep after eating and drinking Ruth is to lie next to him and uncover his feet. Boaz will tell her what to do. Ruth does this. Boaz is startled awake. Ruth ask that Boaz cover her with his garment. Boaz blesses her for her kindness as she did not pursue a younger man.
- 11. Ruth and Boaz Have a Dilemma Boaz tells Ruth there is a kinsman who is entitled to marry her and he must do the right thing…..
- 12. Everything but the girl including the girl • Boaz finds the kinsman entitled to marriage and the property rights that go with it • The nameless kinsman is unwilling to assume Ruth’s care • Boaz is free to marry Ruth
- 13. All’s well that ends well …..but the story doesn’t end there
- 14. Ruth gives birth to Obed who is the grandfather of David and Ruth is mentioned in the NT in the genealogy of Jesus
- 15. Themes In Ruth • Hesed: Hebrew for loving-kindness, related to caritas and loyalty. • Divine Providence: God provides for those with faith • Nobility: Ruth and Boaz are altruistic and do what is right • Universality: God shows favor to Jews and Gentiles
- 16. Hesed •Ruth refuses to leave Naomi on her own •Boaz nurtures Ruth and provides for her well-being •The nameless kinsman is left a non- person because he cannot show hesed by providing for Ruth
- 17. Providence •God gives Ruth and Boaz to one another as help-mates •Naomi has her bitterness removed and finds a home. •History is given King David •The History of Salvation comes through Ruth
- 18. Nobility •Ruth stays with Naomi though it is not in her interest •Desire is tempered with restraint •Boaz puts obligation ahead of affection
- 19. Universality •God’s hospitality is shown to Jews and Gentiles •Belief in God is not for a single race of people
- 20. Other Facts About Ruth • The story is set in the time of the judges • Samuel is attributed with writing Ruth, but probably did not (the author knew of King David who lived around 1000 BC) • The Hebrew Canon places Ruth with the Writings (like Psalms and Ecclesiastes) • The Christian Canon places Ruth with the historical books like Judges