Talált 270 Eredmények: Journey Of Tobias
Tobias, meanwhile, was on the march, with his dog at his heels; they did not make their first halt until they reached the river Tigris. (Tobit 6, 1)
This done, he roasted part of the meat, which they ate on their journey, and salted the rest, to serve them for provisions till they should reach Rages in Media. (Tobit 6, 6)
And now Tobias had a question to ask of the angel; Tell me, good Azarias, said he, what healing virtue lies in those parts of the fish I must needs keep by me? (Tobit 6, 7)
And for our journey, said Tobias, what is the next stage of that? (Tobit 6, 10)
I hear stories told of this maid, Tobias answered; how she has been betrothed seven times, and to every bridegroom it brought death; how it was a fiend, if the tale be true, that made away with them. (Tobit 6, 14)
he no sooner caught sight of Tobias than he said to his wife Anna,✻ Here is a young man has the very look of my cousin Tobias! (Tobit 7, 2)
Do you know my cousin, Tobias? Yes, they said, we know him well. (Tobit 7, 5)
With that, Raguel fell to singing his cousin’s praises, but the angel cut him short: Thou dost well to ask about Tobias; this is his son. (Tobit 7, 6)
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)
and I doubt not his design in bringing you here was to have my daughter matched with one of her own kin, as the law of Moses bade. Then he said to Tobias, Have no fear, she is thine. (Tobit 7, 14)
And so, taking his daughter’s right hand and putting it into the right hand of Tobias, he gave them his blessing: May the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob be with you and himself join you in one, and fulfil his merciful purpose in you. (Tobit 7, 15)
Next, Tobias must plead with his bride; Leave thy bed, Sara; today, and to-morrow, and the day after, let us pray God for mercy. These three nights are set apart for our union with God; when the third is over, we will be joined in one, thou and I. (Tobit 8, 4)
