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 1    1, Prol|             When "it quaked, and Moses fell down in a swoon."~Did
 2    1, 1   |        in slaying the servant of Moses, 2 and is therefore beyond
 3    1, 5   |       slew a myriad babes,~While Moses, whom he sought, was in
 4    1, 5   |       Behold this in the case of Moses and Mount Sinai. 14~Discern
 5    1, 9   |       were, not a mere creature!~Moses and Pharaoh, alike doers
 6    1, 9   |       and Antidote.~Verily, both Moses and Pharaoh walked in the
 7    1, 9   |        and the other not.~By day Moses wept before God,~At midnight
 8    1, 9   |           Because Thou hast made Moses' face bright as the moon,~
 9    1, 9   |            I am Lord Supreme!' 5~Moses and I are Thy nurslings
10    1, 10  |       submissive to him,~Even as Moses submitted to the commands
11    1  (2) |       xviii. 77 for the story of Moses and Khizr. It is also given
12    2, 1   |         The staff in the hand of Moses was a witness,~In the hands
13    2, 2   |       thwarted.~That the prophet Moses might not be born alive,~
14    2, 2   |       land.~He did all this, yet Moses was born,~And was protected
15    2, 2   |    devices.~Within his house was Moses safe and sound,~While he
16    2, 2   |    Pharaoh, and his body is like Moses,~He runs abroad crying, "
17    2, 3   |      drew might from the hand of Moses,~It devoured the realm of
18    2, 7   |                       STORY VII. Moses and the Shepherd.~Next follows
19    2, 7   |        succeeded by the story of Moses and the shepherd. Moses
20    2, 7   |          Moses and the shepherd. Moses once heard a shepherd praying
21    2, 7   |       and fetch Thee milk." When Moses heard him praying in this
22    2, 7   |     heaven was heard, saying, "O Moses, wherefore have you driven
23    2, 7   |         A voice came from God to Moses,~"Why hast thou sent my
24    2, 7   |          and fine expressions.~O Moses! the lovers of fair rites
25    2, 7   |      requite me good for evil!'"~Moses questions God as to the
26    2, 7   | flourishing state of the wicked.~Moses said, "O beneficent Creator,~
27    2, 8   |     anecdotes of a blind man, of Moses rebuking the worshippers
28    2, 8   |          His love may boil up. 3~Moses and the worshipper of the
29    2, 8   |          worshipper of the calf.~Moses said to one of those full
30    2, 9   |        voice came from heaven to Moses, saying, "O Moses why didst
31    2, 9   |      heaven to Moses, saying, "O Moses why didst thou not visit
32    2, 9   |       visit me when I was sick?" Moses inquired the meaning of
33    2, 10  |   r-Rashid, and of the people of Moses.~The sweet uses of adversity.~ ~~
34    2, 16  |        him that even the prophet Moses 1 was once rebuked by Khizr
35    3, 1   |        One; ~For if not, how did Moses with one magic staff ~Turn
36    3, 1   |          this cause spake God to Moses, ~At the time he was asking
37    3, 1   |        asking aid in prayer, ~"O Moses! desire protection of me ~
38    3, 1   |        hast not sinned withal." ~Moses answered, "I possess not
39    3, 4   |                        STORY IV. Moses and Pharaoh.~Then follows
40    3, 4   |          account of the birth of Moses, of Pharaoh's devices to
41    3, 4   |     plunders the goods of many a Moses and Aaron.~Through pressure
42    3, 4   |         this wish?~It requires a Moses to slay serpents; ~And a
43    3, 5   |        that calls it.~Where were Moses and Jesus when that Sun~
44    3, 13  |   similitudes of curl and cheek?~Moses took his staff to be a stick,
45    3, 13  |        grains?~When the eye of a Moses erred as to a similitude,~
46    3, 13  |          for the noble. ~Even so Moses made a small gate in Jerusalem, 7 ~
47    3, 15  |      STORY XV. The Man who asked Moses to teach him the language
48    3, 15  |   animals.~A certain man came to Moses and desired to be taught
49    3, 15  |       might stimulate his faith. Moses was very unwilling to comply
50    3, 15  |         this, the master went to Moses in great distress, and prayed
51    3, 15  |          and prayed to be saved. Moses besought the Lord for him,
52    3  (3) |          says the allusion is to Moses at Mount Sinai. Koran vii.
53    3, 17  |        Know me to be that cow of Moses which gave its life, ~Each
54    3, 17  |          righteous. ~That cow of Moses was made a sacrifice, ~And
55    4, 2   |        turned his he,art against Moses, and brought many plagues
56    4, 3   |     Explanation of the text "And Moses conceived a secret fear
57    4, 3   |       Pharaoh's magicians) '". 4~Moses said, "Their sorcery confuses
58    4, 3   |      their waves cast up foam,~O Moses, thou shalt prevail over
59    4, 3   |       own achievements,~But when Moses' rod became a snake, they
60    4, 3   |        away, but the miracles of Moses advance.~Both resemble a
61    4, 6   |                        STORY VI. Moses and Pharaoh. 1~Then follows
62    4, 6   |       account of the dealings of Moses, an incarnation of true
63    4, 6   |          long discussion between Moses and Pharaoh. Moses tells
64    4, 6   |       between Moses and Pharaoh. Moses tells Pharaoh that both
65    4, 6   |       replies that he is lord of Moses, and chides Moses for his
66    4, 6   |        lord of Moses, and chides Moses for his want of gratitude
67    4, 6   |  nurturing him in his childhood. Moses replies that he recognizes
68    4, 6   |         is made of no account by Moses, and Moses retorts that
69    4, 6   |         no account by Moses, and Moses retorts that in order to
70    4, 6   |          him. Pharaoh then twits Moses with his sorceries in changing
71    4, 6   |    thereby beguiling the people. Moses replies that all this was
72    4, 6   |       the spiritual truths which Moses was displaying before him.
73    4, 6   |       repentance is always open. Moses then promised that if Pharaoh
74    4, 6   |         what the admonition was. Moses answered that it was this,
75    4, 6   |         instead of one of wrath. Moses then explained that they
76    4, 6   |       believe in the promises of Moses. Asiya, being a pious woman
77    4, 6   |       woman and well inclined to Moses, whom she had nurtured in
78    4, 6   |       and Haman, on hearing that Moses had proposed to Pharaoh
79    4, 6   |          to the true faith. Then Moses was much discouraged, but
80    4, 7   |          blood to the Egyptians.~Moses asks the Almighty, "Why
81    4, 7   |          men to destroy them?" 5~Moses said, "O Lord of the day
82    4, 7   |      though thou knowest them.~O Moses, go and sow seed in the
83    4, 7   |          to this question."~When Moses had sowed and his seed had
84    4, 7   |      down directly it was ripe?"~Moses replied, "Lord, I cut it
85    4, 7   |  constructed a threshing-floor?"~Moses said, "O Lord, Thou hast
86    4, 9   |          discourse is endless, O Moses,~Go and leave these asses
87    5, 6   |      Suras~Resemble the staff of Moses, when fully understood. 5~
88    5, 6   |          prove like the staff of Moses in the test?~This breath
89    5, 10  |        when stubborn Pharaoh saw Moses' staff a serpent,~And begged
90    5, 10  |        He to wheedle a worm like Moses?"~O babbler, while thy soul
91    5, 13  |       your friends and allies.~O Moses, thy revelations shed glory
92    5  (5) |        He turned it to dust, and Moses fell in a swoon" (Koran
93    5, 13  |       eyes of Jacob?~The eyes of Moses regarded his staff as a
94    5, 13  | convincing proof.~To the eyes of Moses his hand looked a mere hand,~
95    5, 13  |      with death for believing in Moses, recognized the truth that
96    6, 4   |     exaltation, and saying, like Moses, "I will not stop till I
97    6, 6   |       time of Pharaoh and gentle Moses.~Between these two the war
98    6, 7   |         that he had dreamed that Moses had carried him to the top
99    6, 7   |           resist the commands of Moses~If he bade you do something,