It is a time of testing and refining, and just as the threshing floor was used to separate the true grain from the chaff so these times in our life are used to refine and purify our faith in Him. Boaz was in a position to marry any woman he wanted. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson, Inc Which do we want more? Testing and trials will come for the refining of our faith but what the Lord is after is that attitude which places the problem at the feet of Jesus, remaining restful in the midst of the trial. 15. Likewise, the Lord calls us to praise and He is able to give us a song in the night. The book of Ruth begins by looking at the life of Naomi. While a lot of people know this name, not many know the lessons from the Book of Ruth. We know that Ruth was dedicated and committed in what she did, willing to leave her life in Moab behind to follow the true God. (See also Job 12:12.) The book of Ruth starts with the life of Naomi. Although Ruth came from a pagan background in Moab, once she met the God of Israel, she became a living testimonial to Him by faith. Ruth 3:4-5 'And it shall be when he lies down, that you shall notice the place where he lies, and you shall go and uncover his feet and lie down; then he will tell you what you shall do.' We see Him working out His perfect plan in Ruth’s life, just as He does with all His children (Romans 8:28). Ruth’s priority was on a life of service. There are many marvelous lessons we can learn from the book of Ruth. Naomi already felt that God had “dealt very bitterly” with her, yet she continued to hope. Check out my article "5 Lessons Women Can Learn from Ruth" by clicking the link below! this book of ruth it gives me a power every time i read it , yes i have a lot of challeges in my marriage but this book gives me strength and hope to God. For the first time we learn that Elimelech's land needs to be redeemed in order to provide for Naomi and Ruth. And that is what His disciples then, and His disciples now, have to learn. Moab was a place that most Israelites didn’t like. This Bible study lesson from Ruth chapter three takes us into the next stage of our Christian lives. In fact, when she returns to Bethlehem, she tells everyone: …Call me not Naomi, call me Mara: for the Almighty hath dealt very bitterly with me. If he'll agree to marry Ruth, he not only has to provide for her, but also support her mother in law Naomi. She believed him and had a good nights' sleep! Facebook 0 Twitter LinkedIn 0 Reddit Tumblr 0 Likes. At a surface level, few saw Ruth as an important person. It would have been a long wait for Ruth, believe me! [11] We too can learn from Ruth in this. When John the Baptist was born, Zacharias was speaking in the future about the work of Christ, announcing: Blessed be the Lord God of Israel; for he hath visited and redeemed his people.” (Luke 1:68). Nevertheless, God carries the genealogical line of Jesus through a Moabite woman: Ruth. Besides these gifts (Psalm 127:3), God gave Ruth the blessing of being listed in the lineage of Jesus (Matthew 1:5). When Ruth comes home and tells … Elimelech passes away, and about 10 years later, both of Naomi’s sons die, as well. You've got to be kidding? —Ruth 3:5. Maybe it means coming and acknowledging to the Lord that you have been a failure as a Christian, a failure as a husband, or a failure as a mother. May we continue to turn away from our problem and also hear those words from the Lord. She was broken and wanted to hold on to the only sense of normality she had which was her mother-in-law, Naomi. Ruth teaches And this was in a time when women weren’t ordinarily included in genealogies. What We Can Learn From Ruth About Dating and Marriage; Why Ruth 2:1-3 Is Unprecedented in All of Scripture; advertisement. Answer: We can learn a lot from the relationship of Ruth and Naomi, and loyalty is among the lessons. She admitted that she felt that God had dealt with her bitterly. “Give and it shall be given to you…” Luke 6:38; Showers of Blessings After Her Depression Lifted. Naomi planned to return to Israel and encouraged Ruth to stay in Moab and return to her mother’s family. In 3:10 we find the word “kindness.” This word is actually the theme of Ruth and is the translation of the Hebrew word hesed, meaning “loyalty born out of love.” Where else is hesed (translat- She was from Moab, which was a nation that originated from an incestuous encounter between Lot and one of his daughters (see >Genesis 19:30–36). The world is not kind to widows today, and being a widow was even more difficult back then. Chapter 1 hit us with the bitter providence of God in the life of Naomi as she left her land, and lost her husband, her sons, and one of her daughters-in-law. When God Says No: How to Handle Unanswered Prayers in Your Life, Applying the Parable of the Good Samaritan to Our Lives Today, Comfort Zones and How They Hinder Us Spiritually. But if it dies it will bear much fruit. Ruth 3:9-12 And he said, 'Who are you?' Because Naomi had lost her … Ruth 3 is the third chapter of the Book of Ruth in the Hebrew Bible or the Old Testament of the Christian Bible, part of the Ketuvim ("Writings"). 41:8; Jas. Chapter 3 starts then with the next step in drawing closer to the Lord. We need to stand by our convictions. Nov 28. Answer: We can learn a lot from the relationship of Ruth and Naomi, and loyalty is among the lessons. When life brings devastation, it’s not easy to hope. Let us not forget that Ruth was also a woman of great qualities. [2] ↩  Why did Boaz have to be down there? But as we shall see, through this testing she would learn what it is to rest in him, and his provision would be greater than in any time before! What would have been best for Ruth during this time? And it is the same for you. So where was Jesus at this point because it is the place he said we would be also? How do you think she was feeling when she did this? What can we learn from Ruth, an inspiring woman of faith? What powerful message im so bless I’ve learn alot from this book, how God uses ordinary people to display his amazing power,, our redeemer lives forever!! ... (Ruth 3:2). Check out my article "5 Lessons Women Can Learn from Ruth" by clicking the link below! What does the Lord get him to do? She also took it out and gave Naomi what she had left after she was satisfied. All very difficult circumstances to say the least. The Bible is filled with inspiring stories and one of them is the story of Ruth and Boaz. 3 Things Women of Today Can Learn From Ruth. We are all called to be faithful and trust our Lord in all circumstances. She left behind her family to go with Naomi back to Bethlehem. But when we come back to a story at different times in our life, we can learn new things. [5] ↩  Might be a good time to recap on Ruth's character. She was extremely loyal towards Naomi, and she was rewarded with a husband and child. Ruth was the Moabite daughter-in-law of a Jewess named Naomi. She was kind always sharing with others what she received. They were living in Moab when both of their husbands died. We can learn about the LORD’s loyal love by looking at other passages in which it is described. In Ruth 3:9, we see a lovely and beautiful and moving portrait of a woman, a family, in need, unable to rescue or provide for their own needs after being widowed. We see then that which is needed in preparing ourselves at this time. Ruth 4:3 ~ Boaz then said to the man who had the right of redemption, 'Naomi, who has come back from the Plains of Moab, is selling the piece of land that belonged to our brother, Elimelech. Jehoshaphat was alarmed as the armies of Moab and Ammon were coming against Israel. The story of Ruth is a story of challenge, loyalty, faith, character and God’s blessing. Tamar resorted to trickery to bear a son. Most of us through Sunday School or Bible study have heard about the story of Ruth, the woman who decided to leave everything behind and follow her mother-in-law Naomi back to Bethlehem after both of their husbands die. Marriage was far from Ruth’s mind because she had not too long lost her husband. Notice also that the threshing floor, the place of trial that refines our faith, is down! He did not date Ruth to see if he was ready to get married. After Boaz told Ruth to rest, not to fear and that he would look after everything, do you think she spent the rest of the night tossing and turning thinking 'will he, won't he, he loves me, he loves me not - Oh what's going to happen?' [6] ↩  Don't you hate it when prosperity teachers take a promise like 'If you ask me anything in my name I will do it' and use it to say that if we had faith then Jesus would give us everything we want blah blah blah! The women of Bethlehem blessed the Lord for His goodness to Naomi (Ruth 4:14-17). If a human can love an outcast, redeem her, and have fellowship with her, then God certainly can do the same for all the outcasts of the world! ', Boaz, like the Lord Jesus Christ, is willing to redeem her but there is a closer relative than Boaz! We have seen the commitment of Ruth in her determination to follow the true God. When God creates, He starts with nothing, and creates something. [8] ↩  One of my favourite passages in the Old Testament that shows the rest in the face of disaster is in 2 Chronicles 20. (You can read more about it in Duet 25:5-10) Six measures of barley(v15) It is unclear how much this is, but shows that Boaz is continuing to provide for Ruth and Naomi. We have also seen her grow in her relationship with Boaz, consistently relying upon his grace. This is where he said we had to be as well. I mean, it probably doesn't sound long for us, but here was Ruth, laying at Boaz's feet, thinking 'will He marry me? When we know something is right—and that conviction is bolstered by the knowledge that our motives are pure, as Ruth’s were—we need to follow through. The story of Ruth has been one such Bible story for me. Hope helps us think up ways to do good. The Book of Ruth demonstrates God’s love for the Gentiles, even during a period of history when the Hebrews are given prominence. Um, sorry no, it's about refining, rest and rewards. There’s one story in particular I’d like to share because of the lessons we can glean from it on how leaders can approach the challenges they face in today’s globally connected and engaged world. She was free to go back to her gods and free to search for a new husband to take care of her. It was then that Naomi decided to return back home to the land of Judah. Ruth was the Moabite daughter-in-law of a Jewess named Naomi. Ruth committed herself to care for Naomi. But this chapter doesn't leave us there, as it also shows us the rest and fruit that is produced in such a time. 6 While Naomi … Ruth went above and beyond in the way she honored and respected her mother-in-law, and in doing so became known in the entire city as a “virtuous woman.” She worked hard to provide food for her and her mother-in-law. We may not like it but it is true. He was going to be defeated so he turned his attention towards the Lord. Ruth is a popular Biblical name. You're going through a time of testing and all you can do is throw yourself down at the Lords feet not really knowing what will happen next? But for now what is important is the Lord's response to someone trusting and looking to Him. [7]  She had to rest on the threshing floor knowing that Boaz would look after her! Ruth was a Moabite woman who married into an Israelite family who worshiped God. Washing, anointing and wearing. But Naomi had a greater vision for Ruth. What lesson can we learn from Ruth about accepting advice from older ones? Not only did she show commitment to Naomi but also she had now shown that same commitment to Boaz. We are given the impression that Boaz slept for some time before awakening to find a woman at his feet. 5 min 1 YEAR AGO by Sumeshnee Reddy. Having faith is life-changing. Then she beat out what she had gleaned, and it was about an ephah of barley. The excerpt was from the story of Ruth, a courageous and caring woman who made decisions that changed her life and the lives of others. Ruth 3 demonstrates that God’s holy people not only pray, they are also willing to be the answer of their prayers. Ruth was a descendant of Lot, Abraham’s nephew, and therefore, a Gentile. It was an enemy nation, and Israelites tended to look down on the Moabites. Her commitment to journey on with Naomi was a beautiful, selfless act, and a stunning example of the love of Christ – the same Christ who would be of her bloodline years later. Ruth had no idea that millions of people would read her story. She was childless. Don’t wait for other people—especially for men to validate your existence. Naomi’s family lived in Moab for about ten years. This time, we’re focused on leadership: We hesitate a moment. Ruth 3:6-7 So she went down to the threshing floor and did according to all that her mother-in-law had commanded her. In her early relationship with Boaz, Ruth had worked all day in Boaz' field and beat out 22 litres of barley. Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a role model for all women to step into their power and own their ambition. But he was also at the place where he was willing to lay down his life and let God take the consequences! But what you do see is an ordinary – and challenging – life shaped by faith and guided by the God she believes in, and today we can look back and see the mighty way her life was used. Ephesians 5:18 tells us to be filled (or controlled) by the Holy Spirit and this is crucial in times of refining when our natural reaction is to be anything but controlled! She was also teachable, following Naomi's instructions even if it meant stepping out in faith and putting herself on the line. (John 12:23-27). All very difficult circumstances to say the least. Just look at the five women mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus: Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Bathsheba, and Mary. No, he wasn't speaking about a physical location but a place in his life. 13. This post really made my day…What a woman Ruth was?? In this you greatly rejoice, even though now for a little while, if necessary, you have been distressed by various trials, that the proof of your faith, being more precious than gold which is perishable, even though tested by fire, may be found to result in praise and glory and honor at the revelation of Jesus Christ; and though you have not seen Him, you love Him, and though you do not see Him now, but believe in Him, you greatly rejoice with joy inexpressible and full of glory, obtaining as the outcome of your faith the salvation of your souls. 8 Key Principles Men Can Learn From The Boaz and Ruth Story The Boaz and Ruth story in the Bible is a very fascinating and romantic love story. 20:7; Isa. The images are curious, even jarring: Dorothea Lange’s black and white photos of Japanese American women in a warehouse, sitting, kneeling or … View on frieze.com. Boaz was pleased with Ruth's choice and responds by the same words that Jesus said more than any other - 'do not fear!' For the first time we learn that Elimelech's land needs to be redeemed in order to provide for Naomi and Ruth. Used by permission. That journey to Israel must have been frightening. Ruth was a Moabite, which means she did not believe in the God of our salvation. Chine Okeke. We may read our books and hear our sermons for years but we only truly know something once that knowledge has been tested. Ruth is a popular Biblical name. Our faith is of little use to anyone until this has happened. RUTH 1:20-21 Life Application. Just look at the five women mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus: Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Bathsheba, and Mary. Ruth’s story is ordinary. Furthermore, through Ruth and Boaz ’s (kinsman redeemer’s) lines comes forth the Savior of the world, Jesus. In fact, Naomi encourages both girls to go back to their parents and find husbands who can take care of them. Naomi was open with Ruth about the joy, the fear, the pain, and the anguish that came with her faith in God. Even though she may not have understood the customs, she obeyed what she knew she was supposed to do. [7] ↩  There is only one thing that prevents us from entering into the rest and that is unbelief. The rest! Do you want to know these lessons and how to apply them in your life? There would be nothing for Ruth in Judah, Naomi told her. Ruth 3:12-14 'And now it is true I am a close relative; however, there is a relative closer than I. The Book of Ruth has always been one of my favorite books of the Bible. She chose to serve the God of Naomi, and she believed there was still life left for her to live. Your past is not your final destination when you make a choice in faith. In the book of Job, Job declares, “I know that my Redeemer [goel] lives.” While Boaz was a “kinsman redeemer,” when Jesus comes to earth as a man, he becomes our “kinsman redeemer” in the flesh, and Hebrews 2:11 it says that he is “not ashamed to call them brethren.”. So Naomi was left without her two sons and her husband. Praised The Lord! There are only two books of the Bible named after women: Esther and Ruth. The ultimate picture of loyal love is the LORD Himself, the faithful, covenant keeping God of Israel. Will he redeem me? Ruth was a Moabite and a widow. But if he does not wish to redeem you, then I will redeem you, as the Lord lives. Neither of them knew how they’d survive. Have you found that in your own life? When these two women arrive back in Naomi’s home town, they are destitute, devastated, and broken. Even though Naomi knew that a new marriage for Ruth would change their relationship, she still played an important part in arranging the marriage of Boaz and Ruth. But even when her sister-in-law chose to go back, Ruth made a different decision. It seems that Naomi’s entire life crumbles in those years. This is only possible to the extent that we've got the first two tasks in place. [4] ↩  Same picture I guess as when Jesus slept on the boat in the midst of the storm. While there are many things to learn from the story of Ruth, here are seven powerful lessons from this tiny book that stood out to me. A famine in Canaan forces Elimelech and Naomi, along with their sons, to migrate from Bethlehem to Moab. It seems that a verse like this is ripped out of context so much and not weighed up with other verses that show the need to pray in accordance with the will of God. Revelation 19:8 says 'It was given to her to clothe herself in fine linen... for the fine linen is the righteous acts of the saints.' And yet it was that sharing and intimacy that was the foundation of the deep relationship these two women shared. megilat ruth is traditionally ready on the […] 4:15–18; 7:3–17) What can we learn from Hannah? Mahlon and Chilon’s Mom – Naomi. Hannah cried out to God and He had mercy on her. Well, to rest as much as possible and worry as least as possible. We can learn a lot from their trust, selflessness, and sacrifice. But there was sweet providence as well. Should we go there? Ruth is an example of how God can change a life and take it in a direction He has foreordained. Why? Three things are given for Ruth to do - wash herself, anoint herself, and put on her best clothes! In this latest article for Crosswalk I share 5 lessons we can learn from Ruth. Introducing the 'mystery' closer relative! Read Hebrews 4 - it states that there remains a rest for the people of God and that 'we who believe enter the rest'. Reveal answer. Then she said, “I have found favor in your eyes, my lord, for you have comforted me and spoken kindly to your servant, though I am not one of your servants.” - Ruth 2:13. He was looking for a wife, and he found what he was looking for in Ruth. No way! Their relationship offers a beautiful model of a good relationship – a stunning look at a blending of lives. Through Ruth’s story, we learn that God uses the most unlikely people for his purpose. Perhaps that’s what makes it so compelling. 30 Ruth’s faith in action is an excellent example for all of us today who struggle in these difficult economic times. Notice also that he said 'I will do whatever you ask... for you are a woman of excellence.' Ruth Bader Ginsburg had an indelible mark on our country, society and the advancement of women's equality. Naomi tells Ruth about this provision God has made for His people and tells her to go to Boaz and ask him to be your kinsman-redeemer. In this story, we see Naomi going through varying stages of pain as she works through her great losses. In 3:10 we find the word “kindness.” This word is actually the theme of Ruth and is the translation of the Hebrew word hesed, meaning “loyalty born … At the very beginning of the book of Ruth, she’s living in Moab, her home nation. It’s there that she meets Boaz, who also turns out to be her “redeemer.” After Boaz secures his place as her redeemer, the two are married and are later blessed with a son named Obed – the grandfather of King David. ii. Who would have the first choice to redeem you before the Lord? So would laying her life and hopes at Boaz's feet pay off? And the story – it’s an important one. As a Christian grows, their faith has got to be tried and refined. She could see Ruth fully redeemed, loved, and honoured as a wife. If you want to read an awesome book about this and how it applies to our Christian life then I would recommend 'If I perish, I perish' by Major Ian Thomas. So among other things, the Bible study lesson will focus on the following from Ruth chapter 3: Ruth 3:1-2 Then Naomi her mother-in-law said to her, 'My daughter, shall I not seek security for you, that it may be well with you? As you read through the book of Ruth, you won’t find any places where God’s voice thunders down to her as you might in other Bible stories. As we go on in our Christian life, there are times also when we must also be found at the threshing floor  [1]  , where he is  [2]  . I once read a quote that said you can test whether you love God by whether you seek after Him or His gifts. One final thought as we close out the chapter. The story of Naomi and Ruth are woven together closely that their stories are nearly inseparable. (Ruth 3:1-5, 18) Step of giving was therapeutic for her…and it is for us. Scholars explain Naomi’s bigger issue was a “famine of the soul.” She had lost her husband and two grown sons. She is revered for this and many other reasons; Christians, especially women, can learn many valuable lessons from her. She lived a simple live in obscurity. Many dedicated Christian women are in difficult marriages or dealing with other hard things but God is faithful to give us the strength to face them all. Ruth was a woman used mightly by God! In the book of Ruth, we have a snapshot of loyal love and what it looks like in the life of one Moabite woman who came to trust in the LORD. But when we know what’s right, we can’t let those things throw us off. We see Him working out His perfect plan in Ruth’s life, just as He does with all His children (Romans 8:28). However, as I pointed out at the beginning of this article, we can see God's fingerprints all over Ruth’s story and there is no doubt He was at work the entire time. Ruth had known the provision of Boaz, and had 'sought refuge under the wings of the God of Israel' as Boaz himself had earlier stated. Lie down until morning.' [1] ↩  The threshing floor is all about separating the true wheat or grain from the chaff and this process is used in the N.T as an example of Jesus' judgement between the righteous and the unrighteous (Matt 3:12, 13:24-30) Grain is produced through this refining process. Ruth 2:17-19 So she gleaned in the field until evening. 3 Things Women of Today Can Learn From Ruth. We may not see it at the moment when this happens but as we remain faithful to His Word God always makes the impossible possible. (b) What individuals will we consider in this article? Boaz redeemed Ruth, but years later Jesus would become the “redeemer” for mankind. She was a Moabite. So she held it, and he measured six measures of barley and laid it on her. What qualities made Jesus’ mother, Mary, a friend of Jehovah God? And she answered, 'I am Ruth your maid. After telling Ruth not to fear the next thing he says is for her to remain resting for the night. This passage describes the time at Hailsham when Ruth is convinced that Miss Geraldine’s life is in danger. Likewise why did Jesus have to be where he was when he said 'If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am my servant will be also... Now my soul has become troubled; and what shall I say 'Father save me from this hour?' into your life? When it comes to baseball heroes, few are as well-known and revered as Babe Ruth, or as he’s affectionately known by baseball fans “the Bambino”. He said, “Who are you?” And she answered, “I am Ruth, your servant. Read Ruth Chapter 3. One of the lessons I learn from Ruth chapter 3 is that hope helps us dream. In fact, we know more about the relationship between these two women than we know about them individually. Ruth is one of my favorite people in the Bible and someone we can learn so much from! He was contemplating the cross and the enormity of what that meant. Naomi later on lost her husband and she was left with her two sons. Read Here. 14. We see then that which is needed in preparing ourselves at this time. There are many things we could learn … 1302 Unsplash. [8], Ruth 3:15-18 Again he said, 'Give me the cloak that is on you and hold it.' May we like Ruth, desire to go deeper, learning to rest and lay all at the feet of Jesus. Others may second-guess our thinking and our decision-making. 8. But it was Ruth’s love for Naomi that made her willing to leave her country to return to Israel. They have nothing, so Ruth goes to work in the grain fields so they have enough food to eat. She doesn’t come from a famous family. It was a long and difficult journey, but it ended with redemption. Read Ruth 3:10-12. Then she said, 'Wait, my daughter, until you know how the matter turns out; for the man will not rest until he has settled it today.'. The Names of Jesus: Who is Jesus According to the Scriptures? Hope helps us pursue our ventures with virtue and integrity. 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