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 1    1, 5   |       God opens the door of this knowledge to it.~The skill taught
 2    1  (5) |         angels said, "We have no knowledge but what thou hast given
 3    1, 5   |          should suck milk of the knowledge of faith,~And soar on high
 4    1, 5   |        the towers of heaven.~The knowledge of men of external sense
 5    1, 5   |     sucking milk of that sublime knowledge.~But God drops into the
 6    1  (3) |           which conveys to him a knowledge of God by direct apprehension (
 7    1, 8   |          art at home.~Thou whose knowledge is ignorance of the Giver
 8    1, 8   |        ignorance of the Giver of knowledge,~Thy wailing contrition
 9    1, 9   |          He taught him, with the knowledge of his own 'names,' 7~So
10    1, 14  |      variety of shades and hues.~Knowledge of the heart preferable~
11    1, 14  |          heart preferable~to the knowledge of the schools.~The knowledge
12    1, 14  |    knowledge of the schools.~The knowledge of men of heart bears them
13    1, 14  |         heart bears them up,~The knowledge of men of the body weighs
14    1, 14  |      weighs them down.~When 'tis knowledge of the heart, it is a friend;~
15    1, 14  |      heart, it is a friend;~When knowledge of the body, it is a burden.~
16    1, 14  |          a load of books," 1~The knowledge which is not of Him is a
17    1, 14  |          not of Him is a burden.~Knowledge which comes not immediately
18    1, 14  |      will behold a store of true knowledge within.~When you mount the
19    1, 14  |     mount the steed of this true knowledge,~Straightway the burden
20    1, 14  |       Yea, see in your heart the knowledge of the Prophet,~Without
21    1, 14  |          instance of this secret knowledge,~Hear the story of the Greeks
22    1, 15  |       should publish this secret knowledge of his to all men, or hold
23    1, 15  |  annihilated in the light of the knowledge of our King.~Our senses
24    1, 16  |         presence of its writings knowledge is confounded;~There is
25    1, 16  |          there is no security in knowledge or wealth;~"Lead not our
26    2, 3   |      souls~So that Adam acquired knowledge from that light.~That, which
27    2, 7   |          The portion of Jesus is knowledge and wisdom,~Not so the portion
28    2, 10  |      abandon and ignore your own knowledge,~And dip your hand in the
29    2, 10  |        the dish of abnegation of knowledge.~Whatever seems profitable,
30    2, 10  |          of ignorance to shining knowledge, ~Since you have turned
31    2, 14  |      worthlessness of mere human knowledge, and its inferiority to
32    2, 14  |        inferiority to the divine knowledge proceeding from inspiration.
33    2, 14  |        Adham, through the divine knowledge that God had given him.
34    2, 14  |       saint at once, by inspired knowledge, read his thoughts, and
35    2, 17  |      friend,~This is the tree of knowledge, O knowing one;~Very high,
36    3, 7   |   spiritual man knows the truth.~Knowledge or conviction, opposed to
37    3, 7   |     their nest on a single wing.~Knowledge has two wings, opinion only
38    3, 7   |         escapes from opinion and knowledge is seen,~This bird gains
39    3, 13  |        Who is signally marked by knowledge of hidden mysteries.~What
40    3, 13  |         a pillow, ~But to impart knowledge and useful instruction. ~
41    3, 15  |        deception, and possibly a knowledge of animals' languages might
42    3, 15  |         request, as he knew such knowledge would prove destructive
43    3, 16  |   Between you, with your perfect knowledge, and the child;~So that
44    3, 16  |         and malice conceal their knowledge, ~And incline themselves
45    3, 17  |       the soul is for wisdom and knowledge, ~That of the body for houses,
46    3, 18  |   proceeded to appropriate.~The "knowledge of certainty" and the "eye
47    3, 18  |       certainty.~When it reaches knowledge it stands erect,~And its
48    3, 18  |         it stands erect,~And its knowledge again hastes on towards
49    3, 18  |       approved road of the faith~Knowledge is lower than certainty,
50    3, 18  |          but above opinion.~Know knowledge aspires to certainty,~And
51    3, 18  |       read "Would that ye knew!"~Knowledge conducts you to sight, O
52    3, 18  |       interval,~Just as reasoned knowledge is born of opinion.~See
53    3, 18  |        in the chapter cited,~How knowledge of certainty becomes the
54    3  (5) |       would that ye knew it with knowledge of certainty. Surely ye
55    4, 2   |    herbalists have derived their knowledge of the virtues of plants
56    4, 2   |       been less full of borrowed knowledge!~Then he would have accepted
57    4, 2   |     would have accepted inspired knowledge from his father.~When, with
58    4, 2   |         reproach. 31~Traditional knowledge, when inspiration is available,~
59    4  (31)|                                  Knowledge of "The Truth" is to be
60    4, 6   |    prophets ~Have instilled this knowledge into stone and staff; ~So
61    4, 7   |          whom learnest thou this knowledge~Whereby thou hast constructed
62    4, 7   |       your milk assiduously with knowledge,~So that what is hidden
63    4, 8   |         good tidings,~But men of knowledge deem them not tidings, but
64    4, 8   |      their state" to men of real knowledge.~:~
65    5, 1   |          for bringing him to the knowledge of the true faith and regenerating
66    5, 3   |    mistakes and forgetfulness to knowledge;~I am altogether vile, make
67    5, 6   |    fancies are removed from true knowledge!~The thoughts of infants
68    5  (3) |         72. The man of "external knowledge" is "carried only by land,"
69    5, 13  |     servants as are possessed of knowledge of God truly fear God." 18
70    6, Prol|         the principle of soul is knowledge,~He who knows most is most
71    6, Prol|       most is most full of soul.~Knowledge is the effect flowing from
72    6, Prol|       Seeing then, beloved, that knowledge is the mark of soul,~He
73    6, Prol|         souls is itself entirely knowledge,~And he who is void of knowledge
74    6, Prol| knowledge,~And he who is void of knowledge is void of soul.~When knowledge
75    6, Prol|  knowledge is void of soul.~When knowledge is lacking in a man s nature,~
76    6, 3   |          to cast one's own will, knowledge, power, and ''self" into
77    6, 3   |         ignorance to the highest knowledge. This is illustrated by
78    6, 5   |      same as cowards;~Wisdom and knowledge would be useless and vain.~
79    6, 5   |     useless and vain.~Wisdom and knowledge serve to guide the wanderers;~
80    6, 7   | speculation does not lead to the knowledge of God.~The Mosalman said, "
81    6, 7   |          to its place,~Wherefore knowledge of these points is proper
82    6, 9   |       the world and the lover of knowledge;" and he who loves knowledge
83    6, 9   |     knowledge;" and he who loves knowledge will continue to trust in
84    6, 9   |         continue to trust in his knowledge, in spite of all exhortations
85    6, 9   |         the form of Solomon,~His knowledge is fraud, not "what we have
86    6, 9   |     instilled into him spiritual knowledge of the verities hidden beneath