Talált 19316 Eredmények: És
And may you see your sons, and the sons of your sons, even to the third and fourth generation. And may your offspring be blessed by the God of Israel, who reigns forever and ever.” (Tobit 9, 11)
But his mother wept inconsolable tears, and also said: “Woe, woe to me, O my son. Why did we send you to journey far away, you: the light of our eyes, the staff of our old age, the solace of our life, the hope of our posterity? (Tobit 10, 4)
In truth, Raguel said to his son-in-law, “Remain here, and I will send a message of your health to your father Tobit.” (Tobit 10, 8)
And when Raguel had repeatedly petitioned Tobias, and he was by no means willing to listen to him, he delivered Sarah to him, and half of all his substance: with men and women servants, with sheep, camels, and cows, and with much money. And he dismissed him away, in safety and gladness, from him, (Tobit 10, 10)
saying: “May the holy Angel of the Lord be with your journey, and may he lead you through unharmed, and may you discover that all is right concerning your parents, and may my eyes see your sons before I die.” (Tobit 10, 11)
And so, if it pleases you, let us go on ahead, and let the family follow after us with a slower step, together with your bride, and with the animals.” (Tobit 11, 3)
And since it pleased him to go on in this way, Raphael said to Tobias, “Take with you from the gall of the fish, for it will be necessary.” And so, Tobias took from its gall, and he went ahead. (Tobit 11, 4)
But Anna sat beside the way every day, on the top of a hill, from where she would be able to see for a long distance. (Tobit 11, 5)
And while she was watching for his arrival from that place, she looked far off, and soon she realized that her son was approaching. And running, she reported it to her husband, saying: “Behold, your son arrives.” (Tobit 11, 6)
And immediately anoint his eyes from this gall of the fish, which you carry with you. For you should know that his eyes will soon be opened, and your father will see the light of heaven, and he will rejoice at the sight of you.” (Tobit 11, 8)
Then the dog, which had been with them in the way, ran ahead, and, arriving like a messenger, he showed his joy by fawning and wagging his tail. (Tobit 11, 9)
Then Tobias, taking from the gall of the fish, anointed his father’s eyes. (Tobit 11, 13)
