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 1    1, Prol|               burst thy bonds and be free!~How long wilt thou be captive
 2    1, 3   |              from this cage,~And set free, neither lording it nor
 3    1, 4   |            its supporter;~It sets it free and bears it to its source,~
 4    1, 11  |             Can cook the raw one and free him from hypocrisy!~Since
 5    1, 14  |           and letters,~Make yourself free from self at one stroke!~
 6    2, 9   |            in his garden, and making free with his fruit. Knowing
 7    3, 1   |          secret. ~The cries of those free from pain are dull and cold, ~
 8    3, 2   |             the opposite mind. ~I am free from error and all faithlessness; ~
 9    3, 5   |          hands, O wanderer, ~You are free from the mire, and go your
10    3, 5   |          means pleasing to me, ~I am free from thee in this world
11    3, 5   | consideration of this. ~You, who are free from pain, think this out; ~
12    3, 6   |            child of any one is never free from season and state.~The
13    3, 7   |           even as the angel Gabriel,~Free of opinion, of duplicity,
14    3, 9   |             ears are open, and he is free from bonds, ~No jailer watches
15    4, 2   |            edifice.~Be like Solomon, free from evil thoughts and guile,~
16    4, 5   |            top of the roof, entirely free.~Then he said, "Do not grieve
17    4, 6   |            his infancy is to set him free from his lust-engendered
18    5, 5   |             power and stability,~Set free the people from their instability.~
19    5  (5) |         final restitution" of all by free grace. ~
20    5, 7   |             or rebellious,~I sue for free pardon from Thy unbought
21    5, 7   |             set my face towards that free grace of Thine;~I have no
22    5, 7   |      Wherefore I firmly trust in Thy free grace.~When he thus enumerates
23    5, 7   |           will grant him pardon as a free gift,~Saying, "O angels,
24    5, 7   |           for consequences I set him free,~And draw the pen through
25    5, 8   |              the Truth," and escaped free.' 6~Pharaoh's "I" was followed
26    5  (1) |         Qadarians or Mutazilites for free will, as against the Jabriyan
27    5, 11  |         actions. He urged that man's free agency and consequent responsibility
28    5, 11  |        expressly assumes man to be a free agent by addressing commands
29    5, 11  |           and the advocates of man's free agency will endure till
30    6, Prol|         right guidance in the use of free will, which gift was refused
31    6, 4   |              so, and at once set him free. When the Prophet heard
32    6, 4   |          that he had already set him free. Notwithstanding this Bilal
33    6, 9   |       calamity.~We fancied ourselves free from defects of sight,~Even
34    6, 9   |             thesis that the unbought free grace of God is superior
35    6, 9   |             and is therefore able to free him from slavery.~The eldest
36    6, 9   |             as a friend he now goes, free of pain, to his Friend.~