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And each son of Israel went back to the dwelling-place of his own clan, his own family. This was in the days before any king ruled in Israel, when men lived by the best light they had. (Judges 21, 24)
In the old days, when Israel was ruled by judges, there was a man of Bethlehem-Juda that took his wife and his two sons to live in the Moabite country, to escape from a famine. (Ruth 1, 1)
There, in Moab, these Ephrathites from Bethlehem-Juda continued to dwell, Elimelech, and his wife Noemi, and his two sons Mahalon and Chelion; (Ruth 1, 2)
there Elimelech died, and Noemi was left a widow. But still she would be with her sons, (Ruth 1, 3)
Come with me, my daughters? she answered. Nay, you must go back. I have no more sons in my womb to wed you; (Ruth 1, 11)
go back, daughters, and leave me; I am an old woman, past the age for marrying. Though I should conceive this very night, and bear sons, (Ruth 1, 12)
May the Lord reward thee for what thou hast done; may the Lord God of Israel, in whose shelter thou hast learned to trust, make thee full return for it! (Ruth 2, 12)
It was the custom of Israel in old times that if one kinsman yielded his right to another, he must untie his shoe and hand it over to this kinsman of his, or else the gift was not valid; thus did the Israelites put the grant on record.✻ (Ruth 4, 7)
So the elders made answer, and all that were present made answer, We bear witness of it. Take thy bride home, and may the Lord make her as fruitful as Rachel and Lia, that gave a posterity to Israel. May Ephrata know her worth, and Bethlehem tell her praises; (Ruth 4, 11)
may thy house be famous as the house of Phares, that Thamar bore to Juda, through the sons the Lord will give thee by this wife of thine. (Ruth 4, 12)
Blessed be the Lord, all the women said to Noemi, for not leaving thy family without an heir, to perpetuate its name in Israel. (Ruth 4, 14)
Here is one that shall bring comfort to thy heart, and support to thy old age; such a mother is his, such a daughter-in-law is thine, whose love is worth more to thee than seven sons of thy own. (Ruth 4, 15)
