Rute 3 - Bíblia Online

Disse-lhe Noemi, sua sogra: Não te procurarei descanso, minha filha, para que te vá bem? 
Não é Boaz, com cujas moças estiveste, nosso parente? Eis que esta noite vai joeirar a cevada na eira. 
Lava-te, unge-te e, vestindo-te, desce a eira: porém não te dês a conhecer ao homem, antes que ele tenha acabado de comer e de beber. 
Quando ele se deitar, notarás o lugar, entrarás, descobrir-lhe-ás os pés e deitar-te-ás; e ele te dirá o que deves fazer. 
Respondeu-lhe Rute: Farei tudo quanto disseres. 
Tendo descido à eira, fez conforme tudo o que sua sogra lhe ordenara. 
Depois que Boaz tinha comido e bebido, estando o seu coração alegre, foi deitar-se ao pé da meda: e vindo ela de mansinho, descobriu-lhe os pés, e deitou-se. 
Pela meia noite o homem assustou-se, e se voltou; e eis que uma mulher estava deitada aos seus pés. 
perguntou-lhe: Quem és tu? Respondeu-lhe ela: Sou Rute, tua serva. Estende a tua capa sobre a tua serva; porque tu és parente chegado. 
Ele disse: Bendita sejas de Jeová, minha filha. Mostraste mais bondade agora do que em outro tempo, visto que não escolheste mancebos pobres ou ricos. 
Agora, minha filha, não temas; eu farei tudo o que disseres, porque todo o povo da minha cidade sabe que és mulher virtuosa. 
Ora é verdade que sou parente chegado: contudo há outro mais chegado do que eu. 
Fica-te aqui esta noite, e pela manhã se ele cumprir fielmente os deveres dum parente para contigo, que o faça; mas se ele não o quiser, eu o farei tão certamente como Jeová vive: deita-te até pela manhã. 
Ela se deitou aos pés dele até pela manhã; e levantou-se antes que se pudesse reconhecer um ao outro. Pois ele disse: Não se saiba que esta mulher veio à eira. 
Acrescentou: Traze a capa com que te cobres, e segura-a. Ela a segurou, ele lhe mediu seis medidas de cevada, e lhas pôs em cima: e entrou na cidade. 
Quando chegou à casa de sua sogra, esta lhe perguntou: Quem és tu, minha filha? Ela lhe referiu tudo o que o homem lhe fizera. 
Acrescentou: Estas seis medidas de cevada ele mas deu; pois disse: Não voltes vazia para tua sogra. 
Noemi disse-lhe: fica quieta, minha filha, até saberes como vai terminar o negócio; porque não descansará o homem até que o tenha concluído hoje. 

And Naomi, her mother-in-law, said to her, My daughter, am I not to get you a resting-place where you may be in comfort? 
And now, is there not Boaz, our relation, with whose young women you were? See, tonight he is separating the grain from the waste in his grain-floor. 
So take a bath, and, after rubbing your body with sweet oil, put on your best robe, and go down to the grain-floor; but do not let him see you till he has come to the end of his meal. 
But see to it, when he goes to rest, that you take note of the place where he is sleeping, and go in there, and, uncovering his feet, take your place by him; and he will say what you are to do. 
And she said, I will do all you say. 
So she went down to the grain-floor and did all her mother-in-law had said to her. 
Now when Boaz had taken meat and drink, and his heart was glad, he went to take his rest at the end of the mass of grain; then she came softly and, uncovering his feet, went to rest. 
Now in the middle of the night, the man awaking from his sleep in fear, and lifting himself up, saw a woman stretched at his feet. 
And he said, Who are you? And she answering said, I am your servant Ruth: take your servant as wife, for you are a near relation. 
And he said, May the Lord give you his blessing, my daughter: even better than what you did at the first is this last kind act you have done, in not going after young men, with or without wealth. 
And now, my daughter, have no fear; I will do for you whatever you say: for it is clear to all my townspeople that you are a woman of virtue. 
Now it is true that I am a near relation: but there is a relation nearer than I. 
Take your rest here tonight; and in the morning, if he will do for you what it is right for a relation to do, very well, let him do so: but if he will not, then by the living Lord I myself will do so. 
And she took her rest at his feet till the morning: and she got up before it was light enough for one to see another. And he said, Let it not come to anyone's knowledge that the woman came to the grain-floor. 
And he said, Take your robe, stretching it out in your hands: and she did so, and he took six measures of grain and put them into it, and gave it her to take: and she went back to the town. 
And when she came back her mother-in-law said to her, How did it go with you, my daughter? And she gave her an account of all the man had done to her. 
And she said, He gave me these six measures of grain, saying, Do not go back to your mother-in-law with nothing in your hands. 
Then she said, Do nothing now, my daughter, till you see what will come of this; for the man will take no rest till he has put this thing through. 

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Disse-lhe Noemi, sua sogra: Não te procurarei descanso, minha filha, para que te vá bem? 
Não é Boaz, com cujas moças estiveste, nosso parente? Eis que esta noite vai joeirar a cevada na eira. 
Lava-te, unge-te e, vestindo-te, desce a eira: porém não te dês a conhecer ao homem, antes que ele tenha acabado de comer e de beber. 
Quando ele se deitar, notarás o lugar, entrarás, descobrir-lhe-ás os pés e deitar-te-ás; e ele te dirá o que deves fazer. 
Respondeu-lhe Rute: Farei tudo quanto disseres. 
Tendo descido à eira, fez conforme tudo o que sua sogra lhe ordenara. 
Depois que Boaz tinha comido e bebido, estando o seu coração alegre, foi deitar-se ao pé da meda: e vindo ela de mansinho, descobriu-lhe os pés, e deitou-se. 
Pela meia noite o homem assustou-se, e se voltou; e eis que uma mulher estava deitada aos seus pés. 
perguntou-lhe: Quem és tu? Respondeu-lhe ela: Sou Rute, tua serva. Estende a tua capa sobre a tua serva; porque tu és parente chegado. 
Ele disse: Bendita sejas de Jeová, minha filha. Mostraste mais bondade agora do que em outro tempo, visto que não escolheste mancebos pobres ou ricos. 
Agora, minha filha, não temas; eu farei tudo o que disseres, porque todo o povo da minha cidade sabe que és mulher virtuosa. 
Ora é verdade que sou parente chegado: contudo há outro mais chegado do que eu. 
Fica-te aqui esta noite, e pela manhã se ele cumprir fielmente os deveres dum parente para contigo, que o faça; mas se ele não o quiser, eu o farei tão certamente como Jeová vive: deita-te até pela manhã. 
Ela se deitou aos pés dele até pela manhã; e levantou-se antes que se pudesse reconhecer um ao outro. Pois ele disse: Não se saiba que esta mulher veio à eira. 
Acrescentou: Traze a capa com que te cobres, e segura-a. Ela a segurou, ele lhe mediu seis medidas de cevada, e lhas pôs em cima: e entrou na cidade. 
Quando chegou à casa de sua sogra, esta lhe perguntou: Quem és tu, minha filha? Ela lhe referiu tudo o que o homem lhe fizera. 
Acrescentou: Estas seis medidas de cevada ele mas deu; pois disse: Não voltes vazia para tua sogra. 
Noemi disse-lhe: fica quieta, minha filha, até saberes como vai terminar o negócio; porque não descansará o homem até que o tenha concluído hoje. 

And Naomi, her mother-in-law, said to her, My daughter, am I not to get you a resting-place where you may be in comfort? 
And now, is there not Boaz, our relation, with whose young women you were? See, tonight he is separating the grain from the waste in his grain-floor. 
So take a bath, and, after rubbing your body with sweet oil, put on your best robe, and go down to the grain-floor; but do not let him see you till he has come to the end of his meal. 
But see to it, when he goes to rest, that you take note of the place where he is sleeping, and go in there, and, uncovering his feet, take your place by him; and he will say what you are to do. 
And she said, I will do all you say. 
So she went down to the grain-floor and did all her mother-in-law had said to her. 
Now when Boaz had taken meat and drink, and his heart was glad, he went to take his rest at the end of the mass of grain; then she came softly and, uncovering his feet, went to rest. 
Now in the middle of the night, the man awaking from his sleep in fear, and lifting himself up, saw a woman stretched at his feet. 
And he said, Who are you? And she answering said, I am your servant Ruth: take your servant as wife, for you are a near relation. 
And he said, May the Lord give you his blessing, my daughter: even better than what you did at the first is this last kind act you have done, in not going after young men, with or without wealth. 
And now, my daughter, have no fear; I will do for you whatever you say: for it is clear to all my townspeople that you are a woman of virtue. 
Now it is true that I am a near relation: but there is a relation nearer than I. 
Take your rest here tonight; and in the morning, if he will do for you what it is right for a relation to do, very well, let him do so: but if he will not, then by the living Lord I myself will do so. 
And she took her rest at his feet till the morning: and she got up before it was light enough for one to see another. And he said, Let it not come to anyone's knowledge that the woman came to the grain-floor. 
And he said, Take your robe, stretching it out in your hands: and she did so, and he took six measures of grain and put them into it, and gave it her to take: and she went back to the town. 
And when she came back her mother-in-law said to her, How did it go with you, my daughter? And she gave her an account of all the man had done to her. 
And she said, He gave me these six measures of grain, saying, Do not go back to your mother-in-law with nothing in your hands. 
Then she said, Do nothing now, my daughter, till you see what will come of this; for the man will take no rest till he has put this thing through. 

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