When an awful famine came to Israel, Naomi, her husband and two sons went to the land of Moab to survive. The two sons married Moabite women, but both died soon after.
Ruth, the Moabite wife of Mahlon, desired to be blessed by the God of the Hebrews, as Naomi had shown her. When the famine was over, she went back to Israel with Naomi. God made it possible for Ruth to meet Boaz, a kind Israelite landowner. He showed her favor, giving her enough grain from his fields to care for her and Naomi. Naomi was a close relative of Boaz, and so she told Ruth to rest at his feet at the end of the day, as a next of kin. When Boaz realized this, he married Ruth, and she became a blessed Israelite. She became the grandmother of King David, and the ancestor of Jesus.
Yes Ruth did give birth. She was married to Boaz and she had a son named Obed. Look in the book of Ruth chapter 4 starting with verse 13.
In the Book of Ruth
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The book after Ruth is 1Samuel.
The beginning of the Book of Ruth.
The bible does not tell us that Ruth had a son from Naomi son.
Because she was consider a widow and did not have any children
Yes Ruth did give birth. She was married to Boaz and she had a son named Obed. Look in the book of Ruth chapter 4 starting with verse 13.
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It gives background of King David's ancestry. Ruth was his great-grandmother. She was a non-Jewess living in Moab; and the Tanakh (Bible) wants to explain how she came to be David's ancestress. See also the attached Related Link.
In the Book of Ruth
Ruth has nobody as relatives in the bible.
Roman Catholic AnswerYes, the Bible contains the book of Ruth.
Ruth (Ruth 4:13)
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The book after Ruth is 1Samuel.
Ruth was from Moab.