In "The Story of Ruth," which is a consequence of Boaz's seeing Ruth in his fields?

A.
Boaz promises to give Naomi a plot of land that she can use as her own.

B.
Boaz promises to give Ruth a job as a reaper, not a gleaner.

C.
Boaz promises to feed Ruth and says that the men of his house will look after her.

D.
Boaz promises to forgive Ruth for taking wheat that does not belong to her.

Question

In "The Story of Ruth," which is a consequence of Boaz's seeing Ruth in his fields?	
 
 A.
Boaz promises to give Naomi a plot of land that she can use as her own.
 
 B.
Boaz promises to give Ruth a job as a reaper, not a gleaner.
 
 C.
Boaz promises to feed Ruth and says that the men of his house will look after her.
 
 D.
Boaz promises to forgive Ruth for taking wheat that does not belong to her.

zairahernandez · Answer

Boaz sees Ruth, lets her have more food, and then ultimately marries her.

anonymous · Answer

C is the answer