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Title: The Complete History Of Ruth – One Of The Greatest Women In The Bible
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I so Love the Book Of Ruth….such love this has to be the greatest Love story ever told
In Ruth we have a clever little love story, accompanied by some few mishaps, but followed by the usual consummation — wedlock.
Elimelech (El is my king) = Aries during summer), a man of Beth-lehem-Judah (spring), having wed Naomi (summer) and got two sons by her, sets out with his family for Moab (winter). Elimelech (summer) soon died, and his sons Mahlon cave-Sun = summer) and Chilion (pining-away = winter) took them wives of the daughters of Moab. Orpah (fawn = Virgo in winter) and Ruth (female friend — Virgo in summer). The two sons died in turn, and without issue. The poor widow Naomi, finding hard fare in Moab, and hearing that the Lord had given his people bread (harvest of spring), set out on her return to the land of Judah (spring) with her two daughters- in-law (vs. 7). As they proceeded on their way, Naomi requested her daughters-in-law to return each to her mother's house, hoping that by so doing each might " rest in the house of her husband " (vs. 9). However, they continued to follow the old lady, as if they thought she would yet furnish them with other husbands; at least: the mother-in-law seemed to think that was their object. However, at the last moment (i.e., at the spring equinox), Orpah yielded to the request of Naomi, but Ruth (Virgo in summer) stuck by her, saying: "Where thou diest, will I die" (vs. 17), i.e., at the end of summer. So, the two came to Beth-lehem (spring harvest), when the people inquired: "Is this Naomi?" She replied: " Call me not Naomi (summer), but Mara (bitter = winter); for I went out (of summer) full, but the Lord hath brought me back empty " (vs. 21).
Naomi now, by her request, permits her daughter-in-law, Ruth (Virgo in summer), to go to the field of her kinsman Boaz (constellation Bootes), in whose sight, she was persuaded, she should find grace. Of course, she had a right to think her beauty would soon attract the attention of her kinsman, and she was right. Boaz told her " to abide fast by his maidens, and charged his young men not to touch her" (vs. 9). Ruth acknowledged her obligation to him, by falling on her face (Virgo sets head first) to the ground. Meanwhile the courtship went on until Ruth, by the advice of her mother-in- law, who understood all about such matters, cleaned herself up, put on her night clothes (3.3), and, when Boaz had got sufficiently fuddled and gone to bed, she came softly to where he lay, uncovered his feet, and got into bed with her lover (v. 7). Boaz, being merry, was in the proper mood, as the old mother had foreseen, to get into the trap thus set for him.
Glory be to God 🙏
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