Ruth, the youngest sister of Jesus, was unswervingly loyal to him and served as his chief family comfort throughout his ministry, even when his other family members doubted him. [1] When Mary, Ruth, Jude, and John arrived at Jesus' crucifixion, they witnessed his great patience and fortitude while enduring intense suffering. [2] On April 17, A.D. 9, Jesus lovingly cared for his newborn sister Ruth, stepping in to comfort and minister to his mother during the trying time. [3] Ruth, sister of Jesus, endeavored to elude Pharisees in order to meet with her family in Capernaum. [4] Jesus had long talks with his sister Ruth during his stay at Nazareth. [5] After marrying David Zebedee, Ruth, the youngest sister of Jesus, moved to Philadelphia with him in early June, following their wedding day. [6] After Jesus left Nazareth with a caravan, Mary and Ruth moved to Capernaum, where they lived for the rest of Mary's life. [7]
Miriam was a well-balanced daughter with a keen appreciation of things noble and spiritual, Martha was slow in thought and action but dependable, and Baby Ruth was thoughtless in speech but sincere at heart and beautiful. [8] At Jesus' 4th appearance, he greeted his earthly family and friends before disappearing from their sight. [9]
See also: UB 154:5.1; UB 188:3.3.