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 1    1, 16|           Ali, instead of taking vengeance on him, at once dropped
 2    1, 16|          satisfaction of his own vengeance, but simply to carry out
 3    1, 16|           Because He is a God of vengeance as of mercy.~In this city
 4    2, 11|          or fair foul. Mercy and vengeance are twin divine attributes,
 5    2, 17|      another He may be wrath and vengeance,~In relation to another,
 6    3, 5 |       wisdom, ~How can mercy and vengeance be the same? ~Ugliness of
 7    3, 13|        the good to devotion, but vengeance the bad.~If you do a kindness
 8    3, 13| delivered whom we would, but our vengeance was not averted from the
 9    3, 18|         first shown to it before vengeance, ~That mercy might train
10    3, 18|        shown to it previously to vengeance, ~That it might acquire
11    3, 18|        by the Friend's love. ~If vengeance follows as a necessary consequence, ~
12    3, 18|       you.' 6~Yield your head to vengeance, your heart to constancy, ~
13    4, 6 |          turns into a serpent in vengeance against you, ~Because you
14    4, 6 |          and swallowed him up in vengeance. ~Or like the moon, who
15    4, 7 |        all thoughts of mercy and vengeance. Of a man raised to this
16    4, 7 |          words like 'mercy' and 'vengeance' only express men's partial
17    4, 7 |       the vulgar seems wrath and vengeance to God-intoxicated saints.
18    4, 9 |       rend you limb from limb in vengeance.~By the law of retaliation
19    5, 1 |           Mercy may prevail over vengeance, and give the hypocrite~
20    6, 7 |         God has created,~Whether vengeance or mercy, or plain dealing
21    6, 9 |     second prince.~In short, the vengeance of That Jealous One (God)~