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In a narrative text, knowledge of what is going on may  be given, postponed, or remain hidden. Gaps in knowledge may be created between  characters, as well as between characters and readers. This article shows that,  in the Book of Tobit, the readers’ knowledge has as an effect that the  description of the journey of Tobias gets a threefold function. The events on  the way to Ecbatana both fulfil the plans of Tobit and the divine intentions,  while simultaneously mirroring journeys of the former tradition, all of which  raises the expectations of the readers/listeners as regards the plot.

One Journey and One Journey Makes Three: The Impact of the Reader’s Knowledge in the Book of Tobit