On Monday, July 7, Netflix released a first look at the new film “Ruth and Boaz,” a modern-day retelling of the biblical ...

Ruth & Boaz, the upcoming Netflix original film produced by Tyler Perry and DeVon Franklin, has dropped a first-look preview ...

Ruth’s breasts are exposed in the painting—reminding us that just as Boaz could take her as a wife, he could also choose to exploit her as a sexual object to then be discarded.

An author delves into the love story of Ruth and Boaz to shed light on why women should actively seek out the type of "Boaz" they want.

Without Ruth and Boaz, there’s no Obed. Without Obed, no David. Without David, no Jesus. Through the righteousness and romance of Ruth and Boaz, God manifests his own undying love for all humanity.

Upon seeing Ruth — an alien and a widow — Boaz does exactly what God commanded. He shows mercy. The result is a profound love between Boaz and Ruth. And the birth of their son, Obed.

How selflessness won Boaz’s heart in the Book of Ruth Ruth’s love for her mother-in-law—“Where you go, I will go”—led her to an unexpected, new love with Boaz.

Upon seeing Ruth — an alien and a widow — Boaz does exactly what God commanded. He shows mercy. The result is a profound love between Boaz and Ruth. And the birth of their son, Obed.

Without Ruth and Boaz, there’s no Obed. Without Obed, no David. Without David, no Jesus. Through the righteousness and romance of Ruth and Boaz, God manifests his own undying love for all humanity.

The Book of Ruth is read on Shavuot because, like the holiday, it takes place during the wheat harvest (first barley, then wheat) and because its heroine, Ruth, also accepts the Torah, Shavuot’s ...