In our current discussion of why Elimelech and his sons died, one question that might have popped up in your mind was… …was it wrong for Elimelech’s and Naomi’s sons to marry gentile or Moabite wives? I’ve already talked about how Elimelech’s family came under a curse for leaving the Promised Land simply because things […]
R1-7: The Main Character In The Book Of Ruth Is NOT Ruth
“Elimelekh, Naomi’s husband, died; and she was left, she and her two sons. They took wives for themselves from the women of Mo’av; the name of the one was ‘Orpah; and the name of the other was Rut. They lived there for about ten years. Then Machlon and Kilyon died, both of them; and the […]
R1-6: The Divine Reason Why Naomi Lost Her Husband And Two Sons
“Elimelekh, Na‘omi’s husband, died; and she was left, she and her two sons. They took wives for themselves from the women of Mo’av; the name of the one was ‘Orpah; and the name of the other was Rut. They lived there for about ten years. Then Machlon and Kilyon died, both of them; and the […]
R1-5: How To Understand The Bible BETTER Than The World’s Top Scholars
“The man’s name was Elimelekh, his wife’s name was Na‘omi, and his two sons were named Machlon and Kilyon; they were Efratim from Beit-Lechem in Y’hudah. They arrived in the plain of Mo’av and settled there. Elimelekh, Na‘omi’s husband, died; and she was left, she and her two sons.”-Ruth 1:2-3 Today I’m going to peel […]
R1-4: A Common Translation Error That Remains Uncorrected To This Day
“The man’s name was Elimelekh, his wife’s name was Na‘omi, and his two sons were named Machlon and Kilyon; they were Efratim from Beit-Lechem in Y’hudah. They arrived in the plain of Mo’av and settled there.”-Ruth 1:2 We come across a confusing point in verse 2 of Ruth Chapter 1. We’re told that Elimelech’s family […]
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