The story of Ruth takes place "in the days when the judges ruled." This period is characterized by a decentralized leadership in Israel before the establishment of the monarchy. The Book of Ruth is set during this time, showcasing themes of loyalty, family, and God's providence.
When does the story of Ruth take place?
in the days of the united monarchy
in the days when God’s people were wandering in the desert
in the days when the judges ruled
in the days when the Israelites were traveling from Egypt to Mt. Sinai
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