In "The Story of Ruth," why do the Israelites cross over into the country of Moab?

A. Israel is conquered by the Moabites. B. They want to invade and rule Moab. C. The king of Moab invites the Israelites to his country. D. There is a famine in Israel.

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Kaylen Sherman

2 April, 11:30

In "The Story of Ruth," why do the Israelites cross over into the country of Moab?

A. Israel is conquered by the Moabites. B. They want to invade and rule Moab. C. The king of Moab invites the Israelites to his country. D. There is a famine in Israel.

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Gunner Tyler · Answer 1

Its d, the moved later Ruth and her daughter-in-law move back after the famine because both her sons and her husband died its in the book of Ruth in the bible

In "The Story of Ruth," why do the Israelites cross over into the country of Moab?A. Israel is conquered by the Moabites. B. They want to invade and rule Moab. C. The king of Moab invites the Israelites to his country. D. There is a famine in Israel.

In "The Story of Ruth," why do the Israelites cross over into the country of Moab?

A. Israel is conquered by the Moabites. B. They want to invade and rule Moab. C. The king of Moab invites the Israelites to his country. D. There is a famine in Israel.