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In the Old Testament, beyond its practical use, what did the act of 'gleaning' (collecting leftover crops after a harvest) signify, particularly as exemplified in the story of Ruth?
A
It was a sign of laziness and unwillingness to work for one's own sustenance.
B
It was a legal obligation imposed on landowners to prevent food waste.
C
It was a provision of social justice and compassion for the poor and marginalized, reflecting God's care.
D
It was a way for landowners to subtly assert their authority and control over the vulnerable.
Reference:
Leviticus 19:9-10; Ruth 2
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