Take thy birthright, O son, and behold the face of the Father.'

He is now ninety years old, and he is extremely anxious to behold the face of his son.

Jesus once spoke of the little ones as those whose angels always behold the face of the heavenly Father.

And when they behold the face of the All-Merciful, their own faces are saddened, while they are disporting themselves.

What if we should behold the face of Divinest Majesty gaze upon us even for one moment in tenderness?

Drunken are the eyes of those men that have openly refused to behold the face of God, the All-Glorious, the All-Praised.

Nor could he behold the face of Jesus, and doubt that such a man would do only that which was right.

He cannot say nay to one of the little ones, whose angels do always behold the face of their Father in heaven.

It was his resolve to see Eve herself, to behold the face which, in a picture, had grown so familiar to him.

So Christ saith of the children that came unto him, "their angels behold the face of my Father which is in heaven."

I vowed never more to behold the face of my Clarice, to abandon my friends, my books, all my wonted labours and accustomed recreations.

Lo, his mother from the sea is she that comes, with the deathless maidens of the waters, to behold the face of her dead son.'

Behold the face of a chief who never yet forgave coward!

Above each little one bows some guardian angel beholding the face of its heavenly Father.

The stern heart of El Zagal softened at beholding the face of a kinsman in this hour of adversity.

Jessica Bright's radiant delight at beholding the face of her foster sister, Mabel Allison, can be better imagined than described.