Part, Chapter

 1    1, 6 |         this is evident.~If no actions proceeded from men,~How
 2    1, 6 |       cause of our action,~Our actions are the signs of God's agency;~
 3    1, 6 |       agency;~Nevertheless our actions are freely willed by us,~
 4    1, 7 |   well-pleasing to God,~In his actions his hand is the hand of
 5    1, 8 |     souls."~Their words, their actions, their praises,~Are all
 6    1, 9 |    hypocrisy.~In fine, outward actions are guides~To show the way
 7    1, 10|     Have patience with Khizr's actions, O sincere one!~Lest he
 8    1, 16|  himself,~And he smiled at the actions of cursed Iblis.~God Almighty
 9    2, 5 |      has predominance over all actions.~Break your own passion,
10    3, 9 |      Because the governance of actions is in my hands,~The wills
11    3, 11|        whereas the totality of actions~Is not effected without
12    3, 13|     the power to engage in any actions soever, ~But worship of
13    3, 15|      power of choice is absent actions are worthless;~But beware
14    4, 2 | exhibits when committing wrong actions?~You battle like twenty
15    4, 4 |       shown himself old in his actions. ~Age consists in maturity
16    4, 7 |      seekest to discover in my actions~The ruling principle and
17    5, 6 |   motive and design of saints' actions, and therefore only harm
18    5, 9 |        against him of the evil actions done by him, thus confuting
19    5, 11|  responsibility of man for his actions. He urged that man's free
20    5, 11|       the same level, but good actions will always entail good
21    5, 11|     good consequences, and bad actions the reverse. A devotee admired
22    5, 12|       held responsible for his actions; and moreover, that as he
23    6, 1 |     merit, or demerit, for his actions are recognized in the Koran.
24    6, 7 |      great king;~He beheld our actions and heard our secrets.~My