How can you tell the difference between loyalty, love, and values of family that Ruth has in the book of Ruth?

Question

Sorry, that I didn't expalin clearly. I am writing three womanhood aspects of Ruth are love, loyalty, and values of family. I am trying to figure out how to use the best example of Ruth with each aspect.

Answer 1

as you know the story of Ruth is a love story. Some say that Boaz represents Christ And Ruth his bride. She is one of only four women in the geneology of Jesus. (By the way all four are non-Israelite, Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, And Bathsheeba.)

The chapters divide nicely .

1. Loyality of ruth to naomi.
2. - 3. Love story Ruth and Boaz
4. Family values of the Kinsman Redeemer

Hope this helps

Answer 2

Not really sure what you mean by difference but I'll throw this in. Ruth's declaration of loving loyalty ("Wherever you go, I will go; where you lodge, I will lodge; your people are my people and your God is my God . . . (Ruth 1:16)") is not only one of the most profound expressions of love in the Bible. But it is also testimony to the transforming power of the faith we express by the way we live our lives.