Vintage Photos Tell the Story of Ruth
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2025
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It is such a blessing these photographers told this story in the 1800s before modernity took over.
Fascinating! thank you Rabbi Dr. David Moster for another illuminating lesson.
Thanks Jack!
Beautiful 🙌🏻🕊️
More of these please בבקשה
Beautiful way to tie the story of Ruth to real humans in the land. This was very enriching
What a wonderful presentation. Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed!
Excellent.
Thank you
Charming.
I am a little surprised to hear at around the 9:15 mark that Ploni declines 'for whatever reason'. An English version of chapter 4 of the Book of Ruth states "Then Boaz said, “The day you buy the field from the hand of Naomi, you also acquire Ruth[b] the Moabite, the widow of the dead, in order to perpetuate the name of the dead in his inheritance.” 6 Then the redeemer said, “I cannot redeem it for myself, lest I impair my own inheritance. Take my right of redemption yourself, for I cannot redeem it.” ... Meaning, the relative declines because he does not want to impair his children's inheritance. Am I missing something here? I do appreciate the images. Coincidentally, I lived in Tunisia nearly 20 years ago, and older images of rural life there in many ways resemble the images shown here.
you know Ruth story is linked to what Jesus said in Matthew 25 about Sheep and Goat. when Jesus said about to this people He revering to His Fellow Israelite or the Jews, His people.
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Ploni was younger brother of Elimelech, half brother of Boaz. Their mother was Rahab who married the young Salmon after the death of her much older husband who left her with the two young boys. Their father was Yahshua the Prince of Israel who has the inheritance rights of father Israel. Boaz, the Prince of Judah, raised seed to his half brother the Prince of Israel so that his Name and inheritance rights will be redeemed by the Messiah "Shelo" to unite the 2 Houses (Judah & Israel) back together and receive the world kingdom as God ordained and promised.
I had never heard this about Ploni and Elimelech. I have read about Salmon, Rahab and Boaz. This is amazing
@@vdoniel Yes the Talmud tells us Yashua married Rahab and the New Testament tells us Salmon married her. Both accounts are true OR the identity of the Messiah ben Yosef and His Inheritance rights have been LOST AND FORGOTTEN. And if his inheritance rights are lost, the House of Judah and the House of Israel can NEVER UNITE. So he must be identified because he is the Son of David the EPHRATHITE Prince of Israel AND the Lion of Judah. Shelo has INHERITANCE RIGHTS of both Princes.
That's odd, because Ruth Rabbah doesn't mention any of this. Would you provide the sefer name and chapter for this information? Also, all of this took place before there were any kings, so I'm confused as to why you claim "Yahshua the Prince of Israel" was their father.
@@SuzanneBaruch The details of that research are too expansive for this forum and apart from one REALLY WANTING TO KNOW what happened to the INHERITANCE RIGHTS given to Father Israel by God as His Biccur (Firstborn Son) which Father Israel bestowed on Joseph/Ephraim, which God Himself ratifies (1 Chr. 5:1-2, Jer. 31:9), they will simply deny the evidence. Let me assure you that the promise of Judah's Donkey being tied to the "fruitful branch" as "Shelo" (the one to whom the FIRSTBORN RIGHTS of God as RULER, belongs), is quite literally true. Boaz (the Prince from Judah) raised seed to the Firstborn Son of God (Joshua) so that His Inheritance (and ours with him) will not be lost or forgotten, but will be recognized and redeemed at the appointed time to enter the promise.
So let me briefly conclude by saying that Ruth Rabbah is a fairly recent work (6th century C.E.). The Talmud was put to pen in the 4th century C.E.. But the oldest record we have, apart from the Biblical Text itself, is in Mat. 1:5 where we are told that Salmon married Rahab who bore him Boaz. The Talmud (put to pen later) tells us Joshua married her. I suggest to you that both are partly true. Joshua married her first and their Firstborn Son was Elimelech, the Prince of Israel to whom Boaz, the Prince of Judah raised seed so that we would RECOGNIZE the Face of God's OMNISCIENT SPIRIT of TRUTH sitting on the Throne according to the Plan (Ps. 2 & 110). David represents a SPECIAL LINEAGE of Ephrathite HIDDEN within the inheritance of Judah, and this was promised to be revealed ONLY IN THE END DAYS just before it's time for us to INHERIT the PROMISES of God and the Messianic Kingdom. So the "Time is at hand".
@@SuzanneBaruch Prov. 25:2. Cavod Elohim haster Dvar ucavod Malakim chaker Dvar.