Loyalty and Redemption in Ruth - Period 1

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  1. What action did Ruth take after the death of her husband?
  2. What does this passage primarily teach about loyalty and commitment?
  3. How can we apply Ruth's commitment to Naomi in our daily lives?
Illustrate a serene rural scene at dusk, capturing the moment when Ruth decides to stay with Naomi. In the foreground, a weathered staff leans against a worn basket filled with grain, signifying their journey together. The background features rolling hills with a harvest field, where the last golden rays of the sun cast a warm glow over the landscape, hinting at hope and new beginnings. A single, delicate flower blooms near the basket, symbolizing resilience and loyalty amidst change.
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