Dig Site 19 Blue Level Joshua, Judges, Ruth

How does the Bible describe Boaz?

• He was a relative of Naomi’s husband and was a man of standing

• He owned 17 fields.

• He treated his workers poorly.

• All of the above

Where did Ruth find herself working?

• In a field belonging to Elimelek’s mother

• In a mill where the people brought their grain

• In a field belonging to Boaz

• All of the above

How did Boaz greet his harvesters when he returned from Bethlehem?

• “”The LORD be with you!””

• “”The LORD bless you!””

• “”May God bless you richly!””

• “’Good afternoon, hard workers.’”

What did the overseer tell Boaz about Ruth?

• She asked to work in the fields and had come from Moab with Naomi

• She didn’t work very hard.

• She was married.

• All of the above.

What instructions did Boaz give Ruth about harvesting in his field?

• To ask the overseer where to harvest and stay for lunch

• To harvest after the women and drink water whenever she was thirsty

• To harvest only on the south side of the field and bring her own lunch

• To harvest along with the women and leave after lunch

How did Ruth respond to Boaz’s offer to let her work in his fields?

• “’Thank you, sir. But why are you being so nice to me, a foreigner?’”

• “’Sir, why are you talking to me – a foreigner?’”

• “’Thank you. I am Naomi’s daughter-in-law.’”

• “’Why have I found such favor in your eyes that you notice me-a foreigner?’”

What had Boaz heard about Ruth?

• That she had left her parents and her homeland

• All she had done for Naomi

• That she had come to live with a people she did not know

• All of the above

Who did Boaz ask to richly reward Ruth?

• Naomi

• The God of Israel

• The god of the Moabites

• The overseer

According to Boaz, what had Ruth done with the God of Israel?

• Taken refuge under His wings

• Done honorable deeds for Him

• Followed Him wholeheartedly

• Helped Naomi get back to Bethlehem

How did Boaz treat Ruth at mealtime?

• He did not allow her to eat the same food as the others.

• He allowed her to eat with his workers.

• He treated her like an outsider.

• She had to eat away from the workers.