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1    1, 9  |      truth, he is drowned in hypocrisy.~In fine, outward actions
2    1, 11 |    raw one and free him from hypocrisy!~Since thy 'self' has not
3    1  (2)|    were considered a sign of hypocrisy (Hafiz, Ode 5). ~
4    3, 5  |  believers.' ~Infidelity and hypocrisy are not ordained of God; ~
5    4, 3  |  face, ~'Twould have avoided hypocrisy now and misery at last. ~'
6    4, 3  |      have prevailed over its hypocrisy. ~If it became broken-hearted
7    5, 1  |      purge him from all this hypocrisy.~Mercy may prevail over
8    5, 1  | purge his dealings from that hypocrisy,~And in mercy wash him clean
9    5, 2  |    this, rebuked him for his hypocrisy, and went his way. Then