Talált 9784 Eredmények: út
When Boaz had finished eating and drinking, he went off happily and lay down beside the pile of barley. Ruth then quietly went, turned back the covering at his feet and lay down. (Ruth 3, 7)
In the middle of the night, he woke up with a shock and looked about him; and there lying at his feet was a woman. (Ruth 3, 8)
'Who are you?' he said; and she replied, 'I am your servant Ruth. Spread the skirt of your cloak over your servant for you have the right of redemption over me.' (Ruth 3, 9)
But, though it is true that I have the right of redemption over you, you have a kinsman closer than myself. (Ruth 3, 12)
Stay here for tonight and, in the morning, if he wishes to exercise his right over you, very well, let him redeem you. But if he does not wish to do so, then as Yahweh lives, I shall redeem you. Lie here till morning.' (Ruth 3, 13)
So she lay at his feet till morning, but got up before the hour when one man can recognise another; and he thought, 'It must not be known that this woman came to the threshing-floor.' (Ruth 3, 14)
He then said, 'Let me have the cloak you are wearing, hold it out!' She held it out while he put six measures of barley into it and then loaded it on to her; and off she went to the town. (Ruth 3, 15)
When Ruth got home, her mother-in-law asked her, 'How did things go with you, daughter?' She then told her everything that the man had done for her. (Ruth 3, 16)
Boaz then picked out ten of the town's elders and said, 'Sit down here'; they sat down. (Ruth 4, 2)
I thought I should tell you about this and say, "Acquire it in the presence of the men who are sitting here and in the presence of the elders of my people. If you want to use your right of redemption, redeem it; if you do not, tell me so that I know, for I am the only person to redeem it besides yourself, and I myself come after you."' (Ruth 4, 4)
Boaz then said, 'The day you acquire the field from Naomi, you also acquire Ruth the Moabitess, the wife of the man who has died, to perpetuate the dead man's name in his inheritance.' (Ruth 4, 5)
The man with the right of redemption then said, 'I cannot use my right of redemption without jeopardising my own inheritance. Since I cannot use my right of redemption, exercise the right yourself.' (Ruth 4, 6)
