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They said to her, No, but we will return with you to your people.
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A Vow of Conversion
Commentators like John Gill explain that when Orpah and Ruth said, "we will return with thee unto thy people," it was more than a promise to move. They were declaring an intent to be proselyted, meaning they intended to adopt not just Naomi's people but also her God. Their joint statement was an initial vow of religious conversion.
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19th Century
Baptist
What a difference there often is between two persons who are under religious impressions at the same time! The one would like to follow Jesus, but …
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
And they said to her When they had eased themselves in cries and tears, and had recovered their speech:
Presbyterian
Naomi began to think of returning after the death of her two sons. When death comes into a family, it should reform what is wrong there. Earth is m…