Ruth 1:22 In the Bible, Harvest not only refers to crops, but also to souls. Just as all grains do not ripen at the same time, God has a timetable when the first and final gathering of souls will take place. God’s Feast Days — the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot) and the Feast of Tabernacles or Ingathering (Sukkot) — are shadows and fore types of these events.

Ruth 2:11-12 Ruth was a humble, hard-working woman who cared for her mother-in- law. Her beautiful spirit made her attractive to those around her, resulting in her marrying into the lineage of the Messiah. Much can be learned from her attitude and behavior.

Ruth 2:3-4 This study depicts how Boaz was a type of Christ — the Lord of the Harvest and Kinsman Redeemer of mankind, and the soon-to-be Bridegroom.

Ruth 1:16-17 The story of Ruth beautifully depicts how faith in the True God, as seen in the life of Naomi — can influence those around them, helping them move into the destiny God has for them.