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VI. KEY WORDS AND VERSES
Three key words of Ruth are “rest,”
“redeem,” and “kinsman.” Read 1:9 and
4:14, which are suggested as key verses.
VII. APPLICATIONS
Write a list of spiritual lessons taught by
the book of Ruth. Include teachings about
God (e.g., as the Holy One, Judge,
worshiped One, gracious Lord, Rewarder);
characteristics of man; faith and salvation.
VIII. FURTHER STUDY
Make a thorough study of the types seen
in the book of Ruth.
IX. SELECTED READING
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
Cassel, Paulus. “Ruth.” In Lange’s
Commentary on the Holy Scriptures, pp. 310.
Macdonald, A. “Ruth.” In The New Bible
Commentary, pp. 258-59.
Morris, Leon. Judges and Ruth. Tyndale Old
Testament Commentaries, pp. 229-43.
COMMENTARIES
Baxter, J. Sidlow. “Judges to Esther.” In
Explore the Book, vol. 2.
Cook, G. A. The Book of Ruth. The
Cambridge Bible for Schools and
Colleges.
Morris, Leon. Judges and Ruth. Tyndale Old
Testament Commentaries.
Watson, Robert Addison. Judges and Ruth.
The Expositor’s Bible.
1. G. T. Manley, ed., The New Bible Handbook,
p. 166.
2. G. Campbell Morgan, The Analyzed Bible, p.
83.
3. The list of Matthew’s genealogy is only
partial, but the hereditary connections are
accurately represented.
4. For example, Bernard Ramm, Protestant
Biblical Interpretation, pp. 196-219.
5. For a description of this interpretation, see
Merrill F. Unger, Ungefs Bible Handbook, 181-85.
6. This is the literal meaning of the Hebrew
name.
7. A. Macdonald, “Ruth,” in The New Bible
Commentary, p. 261.
8. Charles F. Pfei er and Everett Harrison,
eds., The Wycliffe Bible Commentary, p. 271.
9. Morgan, p. 78.
10. Gleason L. Archer, A Survey of Old
Testament Introduction, p. 269
11. Leon Morris, Judges and Ruth, p. 318.
12. Macdonald, p. 261.
