Löydetty 1019 Tulokset: House Of Prayer

• So I attacked the rulers, asking them whether the house of God was to be left deserted; and I brought the Levites back, and reinstalled them; (Nehemiah 13, 11)

• But still Tobias feared God much, and the king little; still the bodies of murdered men were stolen away, hidden in his house, and at dead of night buried. (Tobit 2, 9)

• Wouldst thou make as short work with me as thou didst with those seven? At that, Sara withdrew to an upper room of the house, and for three days and nights would neither eat nor drink; (Tobit 3, 10)

• all this time she spent in prayer, begging with tears that God would free her of the suspicion. (Tobit 3, 11)

• And at last on the third day, her time of prayer ended, she blessed the name of the Lord after this fashion: (Tobit 3, 12)

• and, Lord, my prayer is that thou wouldst either rid me of this clogging suspicion, or else take me away from earth. (Tobit 3, 15)

• And now, thinking that his prayer for death was to be granted, the elder Tobias called his son to him (Tobit 4, 1)

• Then Tobias asked, Wilt thou take my son with thee, and guide him to Media, to Rages, and so to the house of Gabelus? There shall be a reward awaiting thee on thy return. (Tobit 5, 14)

• Not such be thy mating, when thou hast won thy bride. For three days deny thyself her favours, and the time you spend together, spend all in prayer. (Tobit 6, 18)

• The third night, thy prayer shall win thee a blessing, of children safely born to thee and to her. (Tobit 6, 21)

• Neither eat nor drink will I in this house, Tobias said, until thou dost grant a request of mine. And my request is for the hand of thy daughter Sara in marriage. (Tobit 7, 10)

• Tobias, who was sitting at table when Gabelus entered the house, sprang up to welcome him; and when they had embraced, Gabelus wept, and praised God for their meeting. (Tobit 9, 8)