Examples of 'orpah' in a sentence
Meaning of "orpah"
Orpah is a female name and also the name of a biblical figure, known for being a character in the Book of Ruth
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- A Biblical figure, daughter-in-law of Naomi, wife of Chilion.
- A female given name from Hebrew
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Orpah had the potential for greatness.
I will see if Orpah needs help with dinner.
Orpah decided to go back to her family.
The other son married a woman named Orpah.
Orpah was almost surely not a believer.
The name of the one was Orpah and the name of the other Ruth.
Orpah made a decision to turn back.
The verse tells us that Orpah cried when Naomi tried to convince her to return.
Orpah decided to return home.
This was an unexpected decision by Orpah and Ruth.
Orpah decided to turn back.
Ruth and Orpah were princesses.
Orpah decided to go back.
On the one had she wants Ruth and Orpah to come along.
Orpah is convinced.
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Chilion was married to Orpah also a Moabite.
I hoped Orpah would come out today as well.
These were named Orpah and Ruth.
Ruth and Orpah were their wives names.
These were called Orpah and Ruth.
Orpah went back to her Moabite family.
You fixed Orpah.
Her original name Orpah was misspelled on her birth certificate.
One was named Orpah.
Orpah went back but Ruth stayed.
What is the difference between the kiss of Orpah and that of Naomi?
So she urges Orpah and Ruth to go back to their families.
Their sons married two local girls, Ruth and Orpah.
The one was Orpah and the name of the other Ruth.
Was Naomi allowed to send Orpah back to Moab?
So Orpah kissed Naomi and went back to Moab.
Interestingly, her real name is Orpah after a Biblical character.
Orpah and Ruth refuse.
What did Naomi desire for Ruth and Orpah?
Ruth and Orpah were princesses of Moab.
The sons married two Moabite women, Ruth and Orpah.
Both Ruth and Orpah expressed a desire to return with Naomi.
Her two sons married Moabite women, Ruth and Orpah.
Orpah departed, and we hear no more about her.
Her sons had married two women of Moab, Orpah and Ruth.
Orpah took Naomi 's advice and returned home.
But where was Orpah in this picture?
Orpah decides to stay ; Ruth decides to go.
At this stage, Naomi was left with only her daughtersin-law, Ruth and Orpah.
Orpah decides to take Naomi 's advice and return to her people.
Elimelech and his sons all died in Moab, leaving Naomi, Ruth, and Orpah widowed.
Orpah stays behind, but Ruth goes with Naomi.
The women 's names were Orpah and Ruth.
But Orpah listened to Naomi 's advice and returned home.
A vivid, sensational widow . I shall be Orpah.
