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Answer for the clue "Ruth's second ", 4 letters:
boaz

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According to The Book of Mormon , the city Boaz was in the land northward near the land Desolation . The city is mentioned only once in the book, in . In this city, the Nephites fought boldly and repelled the first attack of the Lamanites but retreated ...

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Population (2000): 137 Housing Units (2000): 67 Land area (2000): 0.357484 sq. miles (0.925880 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km) Total area (2000): 0.357484 sq. miles (0.925880 sq. km) FIPS code: 08600 Located within: Wisconsin ...

Usage examples of boaz.

I found Boaz still up, and on hearing what had taken place he advised me to go to Amsterdam at once, though I assured him that the wounds were not mortal.

My Supernatural Powers--Marriage of My Brother--I Conceive a Plan on His Wedding Day--I Go to Holland on a Financial Mission--The Jew Boaz Gives Me a Lesson--M.

Leaving the ambassador I went to see Boaz, whom I found at table in the midst of a numerous and ugly family.

I went abroad at an early hour next morning, and after having spent some time with the Jew, Boaz, and having given a polite refusal to his offer of a bed, I went to pay my respects to M.

After promising Esther to return before the end of the year, I set out with a clerk of the company who had brought the French securities, and I reached the Hague, where Boaz received me with a mingled air of wonder and admiration.

Ruth and Boaz, the accomplishment of the will of the Lord, in some of those glorious stories of which the sacred books tell.

Careless of opinion, obeying only the dictates of his own heart and mind, and following also the intuitions of unerring instinct, which was superior to the understanding of those who thought it their duty to oppose him, he married, as Boaz married Ruth, a young woman, industrious, full of freshness and life, already completely devoted to his service, and admirably fitted to satisfy that craving for order, peace, quiet, and moral tranquillity, which to him were above all things indispensable.