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Come with me, my daughters? she answered. Nay, you must go back. I have no more sons in my womb to wed you; (Ruth 1, 11)
go back, daughters, and leave me; I am an old woman, past the age for marrying. Though I should conceive this very night, and bear sons, (Ruth 1, 12)
may thy house be famous as the house of Phares, that Thamar bore to Juda, through the sons the Lord will give thee by this wife of thine. (Ruth 4, 12)
So Booz claimed Ruth, and wedded and bedded her, and the Lord made her conceive and give birth to a son. (Ruth 4, 13)
Here is one that shall bring comfort to thy heart, and support to thy old age; such a mother is his, such a daughter-in-law is thine, whose love is worth more to thee than seven sons of thy own. (Ruth 4, 15)
till the neighbours, congratulating her, said It is Noemi that has a son. And they called him Obed.This Obed had a son called Jesse, that was father to David. (Ruth 4, 17)
Aminadab of Nahasson, Nahasson of Salmon, (Ruth 4, 20)
He had two wives, one called Anna, the other Phenenna, and this Phenenna had borne him sons, whereas Anna was childless. (1 Samuel 1, 2)
Never a feast-day would he keep in his own city; he must be at Silo, worshipping the Lord of hosts, and offering him sacrifice; there dwelt the Lord’s priests, Ophni and Phinees, the two sons of Heli. (1 Samuel 1, 3)
When the time came for Elcana’s sacrifice, Phenenna must have many portions, for a son here, a daughter there, (1 Samuel 1, 4)
while her husband Elcana tried to comfort her. Anna, he said, what need to weep, what need to deny thyself food? What sorrow weighs on thy heart? Is it not worth the love of ten sons, the love I bear thee? (1 Samuel 1, 8)
and made a vow: Lord of hosts, if thou wilt take good heed of this sorrow I bear, if thou wilt keep this handmaid of thine ever in remembrance, and grant her a son, then he shall be my gift to the Lord all his life long, a Nazirite unshorn. (1 Samuel 1, 11)
