naomi and ruth造句

• Boaz discusses the issue of Naomi and Ruth with his kinsman.
• The arrival of Naomi and Ruth in Bethlehem coincides with the barley harvest.
• Both Naomi and Ruth are described as righteous women whose acts were charitable.
• The Orthodox answer is that both Ruth and Naamah were converts to Judaism : the Talmud derives the laws of proselytes from the exchange between Naomi and Ruth.
• Boaz, in going beyond measure in acquiring the property ( demonstrating " hesed " ), redeems not only the land but both Naomi and Ruth as well.
• He further argues that in Chapter 1 of the Book of Ruth, Naomi's " perception of her condition " is " distorted by self-absorption, " but that Ruth plays " a key role in her rehabilitation . " Abraham Kuyper, on the other hand, asserts that " Naomi has such innate nobility of character that she immediately elicits from us our most sincere sympathy . " The Book of Ruth depicts the struggles of Naomi and Ruth for survival in a patriarchal environment.