Tobit 11:11–14

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¹¹with the gall of the fish in his hand, and blew it into his eyes, then took hold of him, saying, “Take courage, father.” With this he applied the medicine on his eyes,^* ¹²and it stung.^b ¹³Next, with both his hands he peeled off the white films from the corners of his eyes. Then Tobit^c threw his arms around him,^* ¹⁴and he wept and said to him, “I see you, my son, the light of my eyes!” Then he said,

“Blessed be God.

May his great name be upon us,

and blessed be all the angels^d

throughout all the ages.^*

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Footnotes

bCn: S and he applied
cGk he
dOther ancient authorities lack May his great . . . angels

Cross references

*vv 4, 8; Tob 7:16
*v 9; Tob 3:17; Acts 9:18
*Tob 3:11; 8:5; 12:15; Mt 25:31