And Salmon begat Boaz,.... Of Rahab the harlot, whom he married, Mt 1:5 the very same person that makes a principal part of this book, and whom the Targum here takes to be the judge Ibzan,See Gill on "Ru 1:1".
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Ruth 4:21
Ruth 4:21
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