The first words in the book of Ruth take us to the days of the judges. In those days, there was no king in Israel; everyone did what was right in his own eyes (Judges 21:25 ). The last word in the book is "David", the one who after ten generations is positioned to fill this need and restore order to God's people. This whole story of Ruth teaches us more than just lessons of duty, loyalty, obedience, and virtue. It teaches us that God's hand is behind all things. The purpose behind all His mysterious moving is to raise up the Seed of a Woman; a Son of Great Renown. You must receive His name as yours. Don't try to rename yourself, according to your circumstances. Don't care about your own name so much that you end up nameless. Instead, receive the name of great David's greater Son. This divine romance ends in wedding bells and leaves us with the name of a great king. Better yet, the whole of history is heading to a final day when the wedding bells will once more peal louder than ever, and the name of the King of kings shall be confessed by every tongue, tribe, and nation.