Ruth Chapter 4 Bible Quiz

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Who were the women who built up the house of Israel?

a) Naomi and Ruth

b) Rachel and Leah

c) Sarah and Rebekah

d) Deborah and Jael

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Who was the father of Jesse?

a) Elimelech

b) Boaz

c) Obed

d) Mahlon

3/20

Who was the second husband of Ruth?

a) Elimelech

b) Mahlon

c) Boaz

d) Jesse

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Who was Boaz's wife?

a) Naomi

b) Orpah

c) Ruth

d) Leah

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Who was the mother of Obed?

a) Naomi

b) Ruth

c) Leah

d) Rachel

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Who was the father of David?

a) Elimelech

b) Boaz

c) Obed

d) Jesse

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Who was the closest relative to redeem Ruth according to Chapter 4?

a) Elimelech

b) Boaz

c) Jesse

d) A kinsman redeemer

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What was the key transaction that occurred at the city gate?

a) Purchase of land

b) Marriage of Ruth

c) Resolution of a legal dispute

d) Distribution of inheritance

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What did Boaz do to publicly affirm his commitment to redeem Ruth?

a) He gave a gift

b) He signed a document

c) He removed his sandal

d) He made a speech

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How did the people of Bethlehem react to Boaz marrying Ruth?

a) They were indifferent

b) They were supportive

c) They were skeptical

d) They were disappointed

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What did the elders of Bethlehem declare about Boaz and Ruth's marriage?

a) They wished them harm

b) They blessed them

c) They remained silent

d) They opposed it

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Who is mentioned as a prominent ancestor of David in Ruth Chapter 4?

a) Abraham

b) Isaac

c) Jesse

d) Boaz

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What was the primary concern of the nearer kinsman redeemer regarding Ruth?

a) He was too young

b) He could not afford it

c) He feared it would harm his own inheritance

d) He had already promised another

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What did the marriage of Boaz and Ruth signify for the lineage of David?

a) It was a new beginning

b) It was a continuation of the royal line

c) It was an end to the family line

d) It was a disruption of the family line

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What did Boaz do to ensure Ruth's rights were protected?

a) He paid a large sum of money

b) He spoke to the town elders

c) He made a public declaration

d) He wrote a letter to the king

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What was Boaz’s relationship to Ruth before their marriage?

a) Brother

b) Cousin

c) Kinsman

d) Friend

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How was the redemption of the land related to Boaz and Ruth’s marriage?

a) It was separate from their marriage

b) It was necessary for their marriage to be valid

c) It was an afterthought

d) It was opposed by the family

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What does the genealogy at the end of Ruth Chapter 4 highlight?

a) The importance of family wealth

b) The lineage of the future king

c) The importance of land ownership

d) The role of women in society

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What was the role of the kinsman redeemer in ancient Israelite society?

a) To provide financial support

b) To marry widows and redeem land

c) To lead the people in battle

d) To offer sacrifices

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What significance does the story of Ruth and Boaz hold in biblical history?

a) It highlights the importance of wealth

b) It shows the redemption of land

c) It demonstrates the inclusion of foreigners in God's plan

d) It details the history of kingship

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