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 1    1, 3   |  desiring to exterminate their faith. His Vazir persuaded him
 2    1, 3   |    attachment to the Christian faith. He soon gained complete
 3    1, 3   |       another charity, another faith, another works, and so on.
 4    1, 3   |        entirely,~For the blind faith of the vulgar has no discernment.~
 5    1, 3   |   thyself equal with God;~Save faith and utter resignation to
 6    1, 3   |       needful;~The doctrine of faith without works is a delusion."~
 7    1, 4   |      exterminate the Christian faith, and with that view he set
 8    1, 5   |       milk of the knowledge of faith,~And soar on high even to
 9    1, 7   |   imbibe infidelity it becomes faith.~Ah! footman who contendest
10    1, 7   |     thou abandon thy creed and faith?~What matters it if it be
11    1, 13  |       perverseness and want of faith~Which implant in himself
12    1, 13  |        breast the leaf of true faith is grown~Must tremble as
13    1, 15  |        said,~"If the garden of faith has bloomed, show a token
14    1, 15  |  shield.~For in that state all faith is one,~A hundred thousand
15    2, 1   |       to sever infidelity from faith.~God sent the prophets to
16    2, 2   |    From every one who has true faith for food,~And as bread for
17    2, 2   |        prison the food of true faith is scarce,~And by the tricks
18    2, 7   |   Lovers have a religion and a faith of their own.~Though the
19    2, 10  |      Thus, both infidelity and faith bear witness to Him, ~Both
20    2, 15  |        that he becomes without faith,~Old shame for sin and calling
21    3, 2   |   through these princes of the faith?~How long that lameness
22    3, 5   |        choose, ~For the man of faith knows not how to choose.~
23    3, 5   |        pain cares only for the faith, ~He is aware only of man
24    3, 7   |      firm in the road of God's faith,"~He is not made more ardent
25    3, 10  |    Prophet, "The 'ulama of the faith are as the prophets of Israel,"
26    3, 11  |     not in fear and grief.~His faith is based on his desire to
27    3, 15  |  languages might stimulate his faith. Moses was very unwilling
28    3, 18  |       the approved road of the faith~Knowledge is lower than
29    3, 18  |       life.' ~Acts, words, and faith are the food of the King, ~
30    4, 2   |       desire to learn the true faith, presented herself at the
31    4, 2   |      of the royal kings of the faith! ~In reality they are seated
32    4, 3   |       The noise of the dish of faith leaves edification.~When
33    4, 4   |       and make outward show of faith, 3 ~Are straightway dubbed
34    4, 4   |        be old in wisdom and in faith, ~That, like Universal Reason,
35    4, 6   |       be converted to the true faith. Then Moses was much discouraged,
36    5, 1   |      the knowledge of the true faith and regenerating him, even
37    5, 1   |        war~Bear witness of the faith of the heart.~Giving alms
38    5, 1   |    thence ascertains the man's faith.~Such an one needs not the
39    5, 1   |     God's command,~Saying, "My faith is true, behold my witnesses!"~
40    5, 1   |     that musky wine, O Lord of faith~Of Thy bounty all partake,
41    5, 4   |   mines~To that laggard in the faith,~Saying, "Take these other
42    5, 5   |       text, "They followed the faith of Abraham, the orthodox" (
43    5, 7   |   warfare,~Independently of my faith or unfaith, good or evil,~
44    5, 9   |    remarks that professions of faith and penitence when contradicted
45    5, 10  |       of the weakness of man's faith. The fox replied that this
46    5, 10  |      replied that this exalted faith was only vouchsafed to a
47    5, 10  |      not firmly rooted in. the faith. He had all the time a carnal
48    5, 10  |      not a sufficiently rooted faith to leap, like Abraham, into
49    5, 10  |       fire, and thus prove his faith. [Here the poet apologizes
50    5, 10  |        of sweet water;~But its faith is mere imitation of other
51    5, 10  |    never seen the face of real faith.~Wherefore the blind imitator
52    5, 10  |      doubt, and is firm in the faith.~Till the foam has landed
53    5, 10  |  within it unsteadiness in the faith.~In order to gain true wisdom
54    5, 10  |       that plunder the road of faith~The faithful have been split
55    5, 11  |     Magian to embrace the true faith. The Magian replied, "If
56    5, 13  |       infant, were it not that faith and love made them, as it
57    5, 13  |        of the Spirit.~Love and faith are a mighty spell.~O Ayaz,
58    5, 13  |     condemn or to absolve;~But faith and love are a mighty enchantment!~
59    5, 13  |      he admired and envied the faith of Bayazid, though he had
60    5, 13  |     imitate it; but as for the faith of the missionary who was
61    5, 13  | retained his reverence for the faith of Bayazid, though he failed
62    5, 13  |       is put to the test. True faith is a reasonable faith, not
63    5, 13  |     True faith is a reasonable faith, not one adopted and held
64    5, 13  |     that those courtiers whose faith had been shown to be mere "
65    6, Prol|      to acceptance of the true faith.~O Husamu-'d-Din, I might
66    6, Prol|      Arabs scared him from the faith.~He said, "What will the
67    6, Prol|    said, "O uncle, confess the faith to me,~That I may strive
68    6, 4   |     Bilal would not recant his faith, and uttered only the cry, "
69    6, 8   |       the Supreme Dispenser of faith~Sowed reason in the water
70    6, 9   |    this distance merely on the faith of a dream. I myself have