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Article 98
Good morning, good morning to our readers of this newspaper on this new morning. Let us praise and glorify the loving care and powerful care of Almighty God for all of us, enabling us to ask questions again in front of people and not behind them on this new morning. We also welcome those parents who have been able to reach this beautiful morning through the loving control of our Lord in Heaven.
But wait, our parable will come back again “Are you my Father?” in its 98th verse.
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“Sister Naomi, come and say goodbye to Salome who is leaving.” The girl Ruth shouted to her sister Naomi, but this time, she just stood up, held Salome’s hand and looked into his eyes.
“You didn’t tell me this was your supervisor at work,” the man, Alexander, said to his young daughter.
Salome just stood there and turned around. But this time Naomi came over and said to Salome, “See you at work tomorrow.” Then Naomi turned and walked back to her room.
Jacob now took Salome’s hand, led him to the door, called his parents, told him to go, and sent Salome.
Jacob didn’t have time to reach out and hold Salome’s hand again, but Salome’s quick steps had already come out and she stopped, as if she had a cell.
Jacob said he hurried out because of his lover’s shyness, but the boy didn’t know that Salome had another reason for walking out so quickly.
But Salome seemed to have jumped into a coconut, the door suddenly opened again, and Ruth came out and shouted, “Goodbye Salome, we will see each other again soon.” Salome laughed out loud.
“The sun can be really bad on a girl’s head,” Jacob said of his sister as they got in the car.
The girl Salome did not sleep well that night, thinking back to what happened in Jacob’s house.
Whenever Salome closed her eyes and fell asleep, Naomi’s face appeared before her, when she was young and when she was old. Then he sat down and fell on Salome, holding her head like a fool.
(Still true)
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