Ruth Chapter 3

Match the two columns: Left: A. Ruth (Ruth 3:5) | B. Guardian-redeemer (Ruth 3:9) | C. Naomi (Ruth 3:1) | D. Threshing floor (Ruth 3:2) | E. Boaz (Ruth 3:10) Right: 1. My daughter, I must find a home for you. | 2. The Lord bless you, my daughter. | 3. Spread the corner of your garment over me | 4. I will do whatever you say | 5. Winnowing barley

MATCH THE TWO COLUMNS: Left: A. Servant | B. Feet | C. Woman | D. Threshing floor | E. Barley Right: 1. Bundle | 2. Winnowing | 3. No one must know | 4. Uncover | 5. Ruth

What instructions did Naomi give Ruth, before going to the threshing floor? (Ruth 3:3)

What was Naomi’s wish for Ruth? (Ruth 3:1)

How many guardian redeemers does the family of Naomi have? (Ruth 3:12)

Ruth was instructed by Naomi the following when she was going to the threshing floor:

What are the things that Boaz tells Ruth at the threshing floor?

What does Naomi tell Ruth not to do at the threshing floor?

What type of grain was Boaz winnowing on the threshing floor? (Ruth 3:2)

Who said, “I will do whatever you say”? (Ruth 3:5)

What was Ruth supposed to do when she would encounter Boaz at the threshing floor according to her mother-in-law? (Ruth 3:4)

How did Ruth identify herself when Boaz asked her who she was? (Ruth 3:9)

How does Boaz address Ruth? (Ruth 3:11)

Boaz said to Ruth “All the people of my town know that you are a woman of _____.” (Ruth 3:11)

How many measures of grain did Boaz give Ruth? (Ruth 3:15)

When Boaz woke up, what did he ask Ruth? (Ruth 3:8-9)

Where did Ruth go after leaving the threshing floor? (Ruth 3:16)

What did Naomi tell Ruth to do after hearing what happened? (Ruth 3:18)

When was Boaz winnowing on the threshing floor?

According to Boaz, which did Ruth not do?

What did Ruth ask Boaz to spread over her?

When Boaz had finished eating and drinking and was in good spirits, he went over to lie down at __________

Both Naomi and Boaz address Ruth as:

What was Boaz winnowing at the threshing floor?

According to Boaz, there was another relative who was ____ than himself who was also a guardian-redeemer of the family

Where did Boaz pour the grain that was given to Ruth?

How was Boaz after eating and drinking?

Once Ruth came home with Naomi with the grain from Boaz, what did Naomi say regarding Boaz?

Naomi was Ruth’s mother-in-law. Ruth 3:1

Boaz was a relative of Ruth and Naomi. Ruth 3:2

Boaz was winnowing wheat on the threshing floor. Ruth 3:2

Naomi instructed Ruth to go down to the threshing floor. Ruth 3:3

Ruth was not supposed to let Boaz know that she was at the threshing floor until he finished eating and drinking. Ruth 3:3

So she went down to the threshing floor and did everything her mother-in-law told her to do. Ruth 3:6

Boaz had finished eating and drinking and was in bad spirits. Ruth 3:7

In the middle of the night, something startled Boaz. Ruth 3:8

Ruth asked Boaz to spread the corner of his garment over her. Ruth 3:9

Boaz said he will not do everything that Ruth had asked of him. Ruth 3:11

One day, Boaz said to Ruth, “My daughter, I must find a home for you, where you will be well provided for.”

Naomi told Ruth that Boaz was their relative

Naomi told Ruth regarding Boaz, “He will tell you what to do”

Naomi instructed Ruth to wash, put on perfume and get dressed in her best clothes

Ruth was supposed to let Boaz know that she was at the threshing floor when she got there

There were no other relatives other than Boaz who could perform the duty of a guardian-redeemer.

Ruth told Naomi everything that Boaz had done for her.

In the middle of the night something startled Boaz; he turned—and there was a woman lying at his feet!

Ruth said, “No one must know that a woman came to the threshing floor.”

All the people from Boaz’s town knew that Ruth was a woman of noble character.