Löydetty 1074 Tulokset: Everlasting Father

• Father, answered the young Tobias, I will do all thy bidding; (Tobit 5, 1)

• Nay, said his father, I have the man’s bond here; do but shew him that, and he will restore the money without more ado. (Tobit 5, 3)

• Wait for me here, Tobias asked of him, while I give my father news of this. (Tobit 5, 9)

• Then he went back, and told the story to his father, who was all astonishment, and would have the stranger brought in. (Tobit 5, 10)

• But set thy mind at rest; my name is Azarias,✻ and a man of renown, Ananias, was my father. (Tobit 5, 18)

• Then, when his pack was ready, the young Tobias bade his father and mother farewell, and the travellers set out together. (Tobit 5, 22)

• Thereupon Raguel threw his arms about him, and wept, and kissed him, and wept again; A blessing on thee, my son, cried he; ‘tis a good man, a good excellent man, thou hast for thy father! (Tobit 7, 7)

• Thou canst guess how my father is counting the days till my return; no fresh day of my absence but brings with it a fresh sorrow; (Tobit 9, 4)

• While the younger Tobias lingered thus over his marriage, his father fell into an extreme of anxiety. What means this long delay on my son’s part? he asked. What has detained him? (Tobit 10, 1)

• Meanwhile, Raguel was pressing his son-in-law to stay on; I will send a message to thy father, said he, to assure him of thy safety. (Tobit 10, 8)

• But Tobias would have none of it; No question, said he, but my father and mother are counting the days, and tormenting their hearts over me. (Tobit 10, 9)

• full of good counsel to the last; how she was to give father-in-law and mother-in-law their due, love her husband, be mistress in her own house, order it well, and prove herself the perfection of a woman. (Tobit 10, 13)