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Mon 20 Nov, 2017 06:01 am
She and I became instant friends when I recognized the aforementioned -- my aunt having raised me on a regimen of such accomplishments -- and we were soon on a first-name basis. Hers was Ruth; nice biblical stuff.
Hi, would anyone explain what the "biblical stuff" refers to? Is the name relevant to the Bible or anything else?
Thank you!
@iclearwater,
It's just a name from the Old Testament. Unlike Jennifer, Courtney, or Melissa.
@iclearwater,
Just a name!
Ruth has her own book in the bloody bible...very rare.
It’s a classic story and very important for bible lovers....also very lovely.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Ruth
http://biblehub.com/kjv/ruth/1-16.htm
Some of the most beautiful prose in the English language in the King James Version of the Bible....which ought to be read by any serious English student
@dlowan,
dlowan wrote:
Ruth has her own book in the bloody bible...very rare.
Yeah! I bet even Jesus didn't get that.
@dlowan,
I think it was just a scam, she'd take loads of money to tidy up people's houses, and only then tell them she wasn't a cleaner after all.
@roger,
He got the entire New Testament
@roger,
Quote:Yeah! I bet even Jesus didn't get that.
Yea Rog, bet Nobody elsep got that'n !!!
Co's'demtally, why don;t nobody else wonder why they don 'gize 'elsep' as misisp of 'else'
???????
Why'm' so alone
@dlowan,
New? You should check the date on some of that stuff.
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