Löydetty 736 Tulokset: Bread From Heaven
I buried secretly those whom King Sennacherib killed on returning from Judea in the days when he was punished by the king of Heaven because of the blasphemies which he had uttered. In his anger he slew a great number of Jews. The king looked for their bodies but could not find them. (Tobit 1, 18)
Give your bread to those who are hungry and your clothes to those who are naked; give alms of everything you have over. (Tobit 4, 16)
Scatter your bread on the tombs of the just; do not give it to those who are sinners. (Tobit 4, 17)
Then Tobit called his son Tobias and said to him, "My child, prepare what is necessary for the journey and set out with your friend. May the God of Heaven protect you on your way and may he bring you back to me in safety. May his angel go with you on the way." Then Tobias prepared to leave. He kissed his father and mother and Tobit said to Tobias, "Safe journey!" (Tobit 5, 17)
"Have courage, my child, the God of heaven and earth will change your sorrow into joy. Have confidence, my daughter!" (Tobit 7, 17)
He told his wife to bake a batch of bread. He went to the stable, brought out two oxen and four sheep and ordered that they be killed and prepared. (Tobit 8, 19)
The next morning they arose early and set off to the wedding. When they entered Ragouel's house, they found Tobias at the table. Gabael went to him and embraced him. He wept and blessed Tobias saying, "Good and worthy man, son of a good and honest father, a man who is just and compassionate, may the Lord of Heaven bless you and your wife. May he also bless the father and mother of your wife. Blessed be God because I have seen Tobias, my cousin, who is so like his father." (Tobit 9, 6)
Bidding farewell to Tobias he said to him, "Goodbye, my son, safe journey! May the Lord of Heaven bless you and make you fruitful and may I see your children before I die." (Tobit 10, 11)
I will praise my God the King of heaven; my soul, radiant with happiness, will proclaim his greatness. (Tobit 13, 9)
Many nations will come from afar to celebrate the Name of the Lord God. They will carry gifts in their hands, gifts for the King of heaven. Generation after generation will manifest their joy, and your name will be glorified forever. (Tobit 13, 13)
They abandoned the religion of their ancestors, and worshiped the God of Heaven, a God whom they had come to recognize. Because of this their fathers drove them out and they fled to Mesopotamia where they dwelt for a long time. (Judith 5, 8)
Let us go forth, and they will be like bread for your whole army, O Lord Holofernes!" (Judith 5, 24)
