Part, Chapter

 1    1, 9 | bread is broken, how can it serve as food?~Till the grapes
 2    1, 15| than to those courtiers who serve constantly under the king'
 3    2, 10|     the veritable Ka'ba.~To serve me is to worship and praise
 4    3, 13|   its main object is not to serve as a pillow, ~But to impart
 5    4, 7 |  severity and chastisements serve to exalt his saints, though
 6    5, 1 |     or otherwise?~Accidents serve only to manifest the secret
 7    5, 3 |    desire long life, not to serve God, but to satisfy their
 8    5, 7 |     He makes me a friend, I serve my friends.~I am as the
 9    5, 13|     unction, his words only serve to darken counsel. 17 But
10    6, 5 |  vain.~Wisdom and knowledge serve to guide the wanderers;~
11    6, 6 |  heart set up a Khalifa,~To serve as a mirror to reflect His