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Tobit, 12

9. Almsgiving preserves from death; it purifies from all sin. Those people who give alms and act justly will have a long life,

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Chapter 12 of the Book of Tobias describes the celebration of the marriage of Tobias and Sara, with the participation of his family and friends. In addition, the chapter also features the role of angel Rafael in the healing of Tobit and the marriage. Below are five verses related to the topics covered in Tobias 12:

Psalm 126:3 - "The Lord has done great things for us, so we are happy." The celebration of Tobias and Sara's marriage is a moment of great joy to all involved, and this verse expresses gratitude for what God has done for them.

Proverbs 18:22 - "Whoever finds a wife finds something excellent; received a blessing from the Lord." This verse talks about the importance of finding a wife and how this is a blessing of God. For Tobias, his union with Sara is a divine gift.

Ecclesiastes 4:12 - "And if anyone wants to prevail against one, they will resist him; and the three -fold cord does not break so quickly." This verse highlights the importance of union and partnership in difficult times, and this is seen in the relationship between Tobias and the angel Rafael on his journey.

Mark 10:9 - "Therefore, what God has united, no one separates him." This verse talks about the holiness of marriage and how it is a divine union. Tobias and Sarah are united by God and no one can separate them.

Philippians 4:4-"Always rejoice in the Lord. Again will be," I rejoice! " This verse expresses the importance of joy in all circumstances and is applicable to the celebration of the marriage of Tobias and Sarah, which is a moment of great happiness.





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