Translations:AY Honors/Ruth and Naomi/Answer Key/9/en

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» Expanded Discussion: Boaz, as kinsman-redeemer, steps up to buy Naomi’s family land and marry Ruth, securing their future. This act restores Naomi’s hope and gives Ruth a home, fulfilling God’s law for family care (Leviticus 25:25). It’s a picture of God’s plan—He doesn’t just save us from trouble but builds a legacy. Boaz’s choice shows God’s care in providing a protector, pointing to Jesus, our ultimate Redeemer, a cornerstone Christian belief.
» Cross-Reference: Isaiah 44:24 – “I am the Lord, the Maker of all things… your Redeemer.” Boaz foreshadows Christ’s role.
» Prompting Questions:
  • “What did Boaz do to help Ruth and Naomi? Why was it a big deal?”
  • “How does it feel when someone steps in to save the day?”
  • “What’s God planning here for their future?”
  • Redemption ties to Christ’s sacrifice.