Rut 3

1And Naomi^H5281 her mother-in-law^H2545 said^H559 unto her, My daughter^H1323, shall I not seek^H1245 rest^H4494 for thee, that it may be well^H3190 with thee? 2And now is not Boaz^H1162 our kinsman^H4130, with whose maidens^H5291 thou wast? Behold, he winnoweth^H2219 barley^H8184 to-night^H3915 in the threshing-floor^H1637. 3Wash^H7364 thyself therefore, and anoint^H5480 thee, and put^H7760 thy raiment^H8071 upon thee, and get thee down^H3381 to the threshing-floor^H1637, but make not thyself known^H3045 unto the man^H376, until he shall have done^H3615 eating^H398 and drinking^H8354. 4And it shall be, when he lieth down^H7901, that thou shalt mark^H3045 the place^H4725 where he shall lie^H7901, and thou shalt go in^H935, and uncover^H1540 his feet^H4772, and lay thee down^H7901; and he will tell^H5046 thee what thou shalt do^H6213. 5And she said^H559 unto her, All that thou sayest^H559 I will do^H6213. 6And she went down^H3381 unto the threshing-floor^H1637, and did^H6213 according to all that her mother-in-law^H2545 bade^H6680 her. 7And when Boaz^H1162 had eaten^H398 and drunk^H8354, and his heart^H3820 was merry^H3190, he went^H935 to lie down^H7901 at the end^H7097 of the heap of grain^H6194: and she came^H935 softly^H3909, and uncovered^H1540 his feet^H4772, and laid her down^H7901. 8And it came to pass at midnight^H2677, that the man^H376 was afraid^H2729, and turned^H3943 himself; and, behold, a woman^H802 lay^H7901 at his feet^H4772. 9And he said^H559, Who art thou? And she answered^H559, I am Ruth^H7327 thy handmaid^H519: spread^H6566 therefore thy skirt^H3671 over thy handmaid^H519; for thou art a near kinsman^H1350. 10And he said^H559, Blessed^H1288 be thou of Jehovah^H3068, my daughter^H1323: thou hast showed^H3190 more kindness^H2617 in the latter end^H314 than at the beginning^H7223, inasmuch as thou followedst^H3212 not^H1115 young men^H970, whether poor^H1800 or rich^H6223. 11And now, my daughter^H1323, fear^H3372 not; I will do^H6213 to thee all that thou sayest^H559; for all the city^H8179 of my people^H5971 doth know^H3045 that thou art a worthy^H2428 woman^H802. 12And now it is true^H551 that I am a near kinsman^H1350; howbeit there is^H3426 a kinsman^H1350 nearer^H7138 than I. 13Tarry^H3885 this night^H3915, and it shall be in the morning^H1242, that if he will perform unto thee the part of a kinsman^H1350, well^H2896; let him do the kinsman's part^H1350: but if he will^H2654 not do the part of a kinsman^H1350 to thee, then will I do the part of a kinsman^H1350 to thee, as Jehovah^H3068 liveth^H2416: lie down^H7901 until the morning^H1242. 14And she lay^H7901 at his feet^H4772 until the morning^H1242. And she rose up^H6965 before^H2958 one^H376 could discern^H5234 another^H7453. For he said^H559, Let it not be known^H3045 that the woman^H802 came^H935 to the threshing-floor^H1637. 15And he said^H559, Bring^H3051 the mantle^H4304 that is upon thee, and hold^H270 it; and she held^H270 it; and he measured^H4058 six^H8337 measures of barley^H8184, and laid^H7896 it on her: and he went^H935 into the city^H5892. 16And when she came^H935 to her mother-in-law^H2545, she said^H559, Who art thou, my daughter^H1323? And she told^H559 her all that the man^H376 had done^H6213 to her. 17And she said^H559, These six^H8337 measures of barley^H8184 gave^H5414 he me; for he said^H559, Go^H935 not empty^H7387 unto thy mother-in-law^H2545. 18Then said^H559 she, Sit still^H3427, my daughter^H1323, until thou know^H3045 how the matter^H1697 will fall^H5307; for the man^H376 will not rest^H8252, until^H518 he have finished^H3615 the thing^H1697 this day^H3117.