English, 31.01.2020 09:52 krystalScott17

In "the story of ruth," who is ruth's mother-in-law?

a. naomi

b. moab

c. obed

d. boaz

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In "the story of ruth," who is ruth's mother-in-law?

a. naomi

b. moab