Famine in Judah drove Elimelech and his family to Moab where he died. The sons married Moabite women. Ten years later, the sons died. Devastated, Naomi changed her name to Mara which means “bitterness”. Learning that the famine was over in Judah, she decided to return. Her daughter-in-law Ruth went with her, forsaking her people and gods for Naomi who had made such an impact on her.
67 Words
This was written for the Weekend Writing Prompt by Sammi Cox. For instructions, click Here.
Source: Blue Letter Bible
Notes to Women 
Dear Adele,
This is one of my favorite stories in the O.T.. Naomi must have had an impact on Ruth. Beautifully told and the painting is exquisite.
Shalom,
Rochelle
PS Here’s one I wrote about Ruth a few years back. You won’t find it in scripture, though. 😉 https://rochellewisoff.com/2016/09/14/16-september-2016/
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Dear Rochelle,
Yes, it’s one of my favorites too. What a beautiful relationship they had and it all worked out for both of them. Ruth met Boaz and Naomi was blessed with Obed. Thanks. Am happy that you liked how I tried to tell it in 67 words. I wanted to find the perfect image to go with it.
Am going to read your story about Ruth now.
Shalom,
Adele
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All too read, yet wonderful story, well told. Love the art.
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Thanks, Bill 🙂 I had to find the perfect image to go with it.
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Beautifully done with the perfect image used
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Thanks, Dale 🙂
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