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 1    1  (1)|    attraction that draws all creatures back to reunion with their
 2    1, 5  |     him from the Lord of all creatures."~He said, "True; but though
 3    1, 5  |        True; yet the Lord of creatures~Sets a ladder before our
 4    1, 5  |   d-Din, the most exalted of creatures!~:~
 5    1, 6  | speaks other spells to these creatures,~And swiftly drives them
 6    1, 8  |   Faults seem so to ignorant creatures,~Not in the sight of the
 7    1, 12 |     lurks in the soul of all creatures.~:~
 8    2, 16 |   lord of the building. ~All creatures are enslaved to thought; ~
 9    4, 1  |  mankind it is death.~To the creatures of the sea the sea is a
10    4, 1  |      sea is a garden,~To the creatures of the land it is fatal.~
11    4, 2  |  refuge) and thus we see all creatures, and even the elements themselves,
12    4, 2  |    kingdom of Egypt.~How all creatures cry to God for sustenance.~~
13    4, 7  |      discernment?~Amongst my creatures there are pure spirits,~
14    4, 8  |      it is the father of all creatures of reason.~When a man acts
15    5, 4  |    Saying, "You can catch my creatures with these."~Iblis said, "
16    5, 7  |       that when any of God's creatures do us a harm, we ought to