Naomi declared herself fully satisfied with this, because Ruth would be thereby secured from insults, which she might receive when gleaning in strange fields. " ...

Ruth 2 kindles the hope that Naomi's life might not be over. Her husband and sons died in Moab. Now, Naomi has arrived back in Bethlehem with her foreign ...

The meaning is, either that men might not meet her in another field alone, or rush upon her at once and unawares, and reproach her, or beat her, or indeed ...

If the law is suited to break down and expose man in his sinful self-confidence, grace is God's secret for the lost and wretched to bless and save them.

Ruth 2:22 teaches Christians the value of seeking God's protection and staying within the safety He provides. Naomi's advice to Ruth reminds us to be mindful of ...

One of the main themes of Ruth 2:22 is the protection and companionship of women. In this verse, we see Naomi offering guidance and protection to Ruth. This ...

Ruth 2:22 meaning. The story of Ruth unfolds against the backdrop of hardship and divine providence, highlighting a Moabite widow's resilience and faithfulness.

David Guzik commentary on Ruth 2, where Ruth meets Boaz, works in his field and receives his protection and his provision.

Ruth, a poor Moabitish widow, so mean an action as her gleaning corn in a neighbour's field, and the minute circumstances thereof.

Naomi said to Ruth, "Yes, daughter, it will be better for you to work with the women in Boaz' field. You might be molested if you went to someone else's field."