Romans922
Puritan Board Professor
Anyone know what is going on in Ruth 3, especially the first 5 verses with Naomi. Is she taking matters into her own hands or is she doing the right thing? I understand that the rest of the chapter works itself out because Boaz is a man of excellence, but is Naomi somewhat wrong in her approach to her guidance to Ruth in suggesting Ruth clean herself, change clothes, perfume, going there at midnight, after he is 'merry.'? Sinclair Ferguson is saying this, but Matthew Henry disagrees, John Gill doesn't really take a stance, but leans more to the side of Henry. I
Help me please.
Help me please.