Ruth 4
Where did
Boaz go? v.1 __________________________________________________________
Who came by?
v.1 ______________________________________________________________
What did
Boaz ask him? v. 1 ______________________________________________________
Who else did
Boaz ask to join them? v. 2 ____________________________________________
What did
Boaz say to his relative? v. 3 ______________________________________________
How did Boaz
explain the situation? v. 4 ____________________________________________
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How did the
relative respond? v. 4 _________________________________________________
Who came
with the land? v. 5 ____________________________________________________
What was the
purpose of the wife of the dead going with the land? v. 5 __________________
______________________________________________________________________________
How did the
relative respond now? v. 6 _____________________________________________
Why didn't
the kinsman want to redeem the land? v. 6 ________________________________
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What was the
custom concerning redeeming and exchanging, to confirm anything? v. 7 _____
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What did the
kinsman say to Boaz? v. 8 _____________________________________________
What else
did the kinsman do? v. 8 _________________________________(see
Deut. 25:5-10)
What did Boaz say to the elders and all the people? v. 9
_______________________________
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What did Boaz get beside the land? v. 10
____________________________________________
What was the
purpose of Boaz marrying Ruth? v. 10 ___________________________________
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Who
witnessed this transaction? v.11 ______________________________________________
Did what the
people ask the Lord to do happen according to Mt. 1:5? v.11 _______________
What was the
people's response? vv.11-12
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Whose house
did the people say Boaz’s house should be like? v.12 ______________________
Who shall
give the seed or offspring to Boaz from this woman? v.12 _____________________
What did
Boaz do? v. 13 _________________________________________________________
What did the
Lord do? v. 13 ______________________________________________________
What did Ruth
bare? v. 13 _______________________________________________________
What did the
women say to Naomi? v. 14 ___________________________________________
Did what the
women ask of the Lord? v. 14 __________________________________________
What would
this child be to Naomi? v.15 ___________________________________________
What was
Ruth better than? v. 15 __________________________________________________
What did
Naomi do with the child? v.16 _____________________________________________
Who named
the baby? v. 17 ______________________________________________________
Whose son
was the baby considered? v. 17 _________________
God writes
the last chapter of our lives. In Ruth 1 Naomi had lost her husband and sons
and was bitter. What was her life like in Ruth 4?
______________________________________________
Who was Obed's son? v. 17 _________________________
Who was Obed's grandson? v.17 _______________________
Fill in the
genealogy from v. 18-22. _____________ begat _______________, who begat
______, who begat ________________, who begat_______________________, who begat
_______________, who begat ________________________, who begat
________________, who begat _______________, who begat
_____________________________.
Mt. 1:3-5
repeats this genealogy. Whose genealogy is this? Mt. 1:16 ___________________
The book of
Ruth started with 3 funerals and ends with a wedding and the birth of a special
son. Ps. 30:5 says ___________________ may endure for a night, but __________
comes in the morning.
The concept
of a kinsman redeemer in Ruth is a picture of what Christ did for us. To redeem
is to set free by paying a price. The characteristics of a kinsman redeemer are
he had to be a near kinsman and had to be willing to pay the price.
Christ
became flesh (John 1:14) and paid the price for our sin (I Pet. 1:18-19).
By
Pastor Todd and Susie Cook
E-mail: Todd R. Cook