Ruth

  • Ruth
    By Elizabeth Gaskell

    Orphaned heroine Ruth, apprenticed to a dressmaker, is seduced and then abandoned by wealthy young Henry Bellingham in this novel addressing the nature and sensibility of a "fallen woman."

  • Ruth: By Elizabeth Gaskell - Illustrated
    By Elizabeth Elizabeth Gaskell

    How is this book unique? Font adjustments & biography included Unabridged (100% Original content) Illustrated About Ruth by Elizabeth Gaskell Ruth is a novel by Elizabeth Gaskell, first published in three volumes in 1853.

  • Ruth: A Social Novel by Elizabeth Gaskell
    By Elizabeth Gaskell

    The main heroineof this story is a type of person normally outcast from respectable society. The novel describes the life of a young woman from a poor family who became an orphan very early.

  • Ruth: Rescued by the Redeemer
    By Sandy Larsen, Dale Larsen

    This six-session LifeGuide® Bible Study of Ruth we meet not only Ruth herself but also other significant players who populate the drama: Naomi, Elimelech, Mahlon, Kilion, Orpah and Boaz.

  • Ruth: Rescued by the Redeemer: 6 Studies for Individuals Or Groups: With Notes for Leaders
    By Sandy Larsen, Dale Larsen

    Ruth: Rescued by the Redeemer: 6 Studies for Individuals Or Groups: With Notes for Leaders

  • Ruth: Rescued by the Redeemer
    By Sandy Larsen, Dale Larsen

    Rescued by the Redeemer Dale Larsen, Sandy Larsen. 9. At first the next-in-line guardian-redeemer is willing to fulfill his responsibilities and redeem the land. Why does he change his mind (vv. 5-6)? 10.

  • RUTH: Victorian Romance Classic, With Author's Biography
    By Elizabeth Gaskell

    Victorian Romance Classic, With Author's Biography Elizabeth Gaskell ... It is marked by a simple stone cross, under which lie the mortal remains of "ELIZABETH CLEGHORN GASKELL, Born September 29, 1810; Died November 12, 1865.

  • Ruth
    By Elizabeth Gaskell

    'Why did you go, then?' said she. 'Oh! we wanted to go. We would not have stayed at home on any account. It has been so pleasant,' said Mary. 'We've been to Scaurside Wood, to gather wild-strawberries,' said Elizabeth. 'Such a quantity!

  • Ruth
    By Pat Mosel

    And then, on the social side, your fellow Whites will still be calling us 'kaffirs' and 'munts', only, at that point, they'll do it behind closed doors. It will be just as pernicious. And you can repeat 'I never voted for Ian Smith' to ...

  • Ruth
    By Mahri Leonard-Fleckman, Alice L. Laffey

    Jeanette Mathews refers to Elimelech and his family as. Famines and the Vulnerable The context of the story of Ruth is crucial to note from the perspective of places like India. Ruth 1:1 begins with a famine. Famines are times when the ...

  • Ruth: An Earth Bible Commentary
    By Alice M. Sinnott

    Matthews, Victor H. “The Determination of Social Identity in the Story of Ruth.” BTB 30 (2006): 49–54. McKinlay, Judith E. “A Son Is Born to Naomi: A Harvest for Israel.” In A Feminist Companion to Ruth and Esther, edited by Athalya ...

  • Ruth: From Bitter to Sweet
    By John Currid

    The book of Ruth is a wonderful short story. Many people throughout the ages have been touched by the sweetness and kindness so evident in the episode. People have been drawn to the book because it is a most beautiful love story.

  • Ruth
    By Elizabeth Gaskell

    Gentlemen like you must know, Mr Jones, that we can't always look too closely into the ways of young men who come to our houses. Not but what I'm sorry for her, for she's an innocent, inoffensive young creature. I always think it right, ...

  • Ruth
    By Elizabeth Gaskell

    Hewitt's Journal. (Jan.) 'Christmas Storms and Sunshine', Howitt's Journal. (Oct.) Mary Barton. (Apr.–May) Visits London and meets Dickens, Forster, and Carlyle. (June–Aug.) Visits Lake District and meets Wordsworth.

  • Ruth
    By Richard Caldwell

    The teacher, preacher, student, and layman alike will appreciate its brevity and clarity-getting to the heart of the text without wasting words.

  • Ruth
    By David W. Cotter, Jerome T. Walsh, Chris Franke

    Kates , Judith A. , 84 Köhler , Ludwig , 64 Pfeiffer , R. H. , xviii poetry , 16 , 33–34 , 37 , 41 , 47 Porten ... 27-29 , 70 , 77,83 Tamar ( Genesis ) , 17 , 73 , 75–79 Tamar ( 2 Sam ) , 81 Thompson , D. , 70 Thompson , T. , 70 Trible ...

  • Ruth
    By L. Daniel Hawk

    ... Form in the Psalm: Exploring Congruent Iconography and Texts, OBO 242, Fribourg: Academic; Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. Leneman, H. (2010), 'More Than the Love of Men: Ruth and Naomi's Story in Music', Int 64:146–160. Levine ...

  • Ruth
    By Elizabeth Gaskell

    The story follows the fortune of Ruth, an orphan who is tricked into an intimate relationship with an aristocrat who later abandons her when she is pregnant with his child.

  • Ruth: From Alienation to Monarchy
    By Yael Ziegler

    In this fluent and penetrating study of the Book of Ruth, Yael Ziegler provides a masterful primer on how to read biblical narratives with sensitivity and depth, using recent methodological breakthroughs in the study of Tanakh.

  • Ruth: A Migrant's Tale
    By Ilana Pardes

    Leah , 5 , 8 , 35–36 , 59 ; in Agnon's In the Prime of Her Life , 125 , 126 , 128 Le Camus , Émile , Le Contemporain , 107-108 León , Moshe de , 66 , 81 levirate law : as applied to Ruth and Boaz , 25 , 30 , 31 , 34 , 38 , 40 , 186n32 ...