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30 October, 05:56

In "The Story of Ruth," why does Ruth choose to leave Moab?

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  1. 30 October, 08:58
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    oh, so basically Ruth's husband dies, and she leaves Moab along with her Mother in law Naomi, so they go to Bethlehem because there was a famine in Judea and Bethlehem is where Naomi originated, even though Naomi, wanted Ruth to live her own life because she was young, Ruth had decided to stay with Naomi
  2. 30 October, 09:03
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    Answer: D

    Explanation: The answer choice is d because she had np famoly in moab to support her and the daughter who chose to stay with her
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