Löydetty 4918 Tulokset: Rom
Thou, Lord, art my witness that I wed this sister of mine not from love of dalliance; only in the dear hope of leaving a race behind me, a race in whose destiny, Lord, may thy name be ever blessed! (Tobit 8, 9)
And thus Sara prayed, Have mercy on us, Lord, have mercy on us; safe from all harm grow we old together, he and I! (Tobit 8, 10)
May you live to see sons of yours, and sons of theirs again, and a fourth generation to succeed the third! May your posterity win a blessing from the God of Israel, that reigns everlastingly! (Tobit 9, 11)
Comfort she would have none; no day passed but she would rise from her place and view the landscape all about, or roam the streets, hoping she might get some rumour, some distant glimpse of his return. (Tobit 10, 7)
From that seat of hers she saw them coming, a long distance away, and knew at once it was her son that came. Back home she ran, and told her husband, Thy son! He is coming! (Tobit 11, 6)
and rub on his eyes, without more ado, some of the fish’s gall thou hast with thee. I promise thee it will not be long before his eyes are opened; once more he will look on the light of day, and have a father’s joy at the sight of thee. (Tobit 11, 8)
He waited, maybe, for half an hour, and then a white film, like the white of an egg, began to separate itself from the eyes; (Tobit 11, 14)
I thank thee, Lord God of Israel, the old man cried; from thee my chastisement, from thee my deliverance came; I thank thee for eyes that see, and eyes that see Tobias, my son! (Tobit 11, 17)
He it was that escorted me safely, going and coming; recovered the debt from Gabelus; won me my bride; rid her of the fiend’s attack; engaged the gratitude of her parents; rescued me from the fish’s onslaught; and to thee restored the light of day. Through him, we have been loaded with benefits; is it possible to make any return for all these? (Tobit 12, 3)
And now, for thy healing, for the deliverance of thy son’s wife Sara from the fiend’s attack, he has chosen me for his messenger. (Tobit 12, 14)
With that, he was caught away from their eyes, and no more might they see of him.✻ (Tobit 12, 21)
Thine to scourge, thine to pity; thou dost bring men to the grave and back from the grave; from thy power there is no deliverance. (Tobit 13, 2)
