Part, Chapter

 1    2, 9 |   making free with his fruit. Knowing he could not prevail against
 2    2, 17|      the tree of knowledge, O knowing one;~Very high, very fine,
 3    3, 16|     of inference, and between knowing a thing through illustrations
 4    3, 16|       authority of others and knowing it as it really is in its
 5    3, 16|        The difference between knowing a thing merely by similitudes
 6    3, 16|      authority of others, and knowing the very essence thereof.~
 7    4, 1 |       Hearing," "Seeing" and "Knowing".~God calls himself "Seeing,"
 8    4, 1 | discourse.~God calls himself "Knowing," to the end that~You may
 9    4, 9 |       Till he became wise and knowing and strong as he is now.~
10    5, 3 |      of union increases.~From knowing means and causes holy bewilderment
11    5, 13|        with the same welcome, knowing that, like Abraham, he may
12    6, 3 |    blind man came in. Ayisha, knowing well the jealous disposition