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Part, Sura grey = Comment text1 I | sent as an apostle to both men and ginns, and Sarah LXXII 2 I | always ready to instruct men in the magical art.~ ~The 3 I | had for his best friends men, such as his cousin Waraqah 4 I | new faith were two young men, Zobeir and Sa'ad ibn Waqqâz, 5 I | Rahman ibn Auf and Tal'hah, men of mark and military prowess, 6 I | to give them up to these men, who would not only persecute 7 I | deputation, consisting of twelve men of the Aus and 'Hazrag tribes, 8 I | his teaching.~ ~The twelve men returned to their native 9 I | a cause of sedition unto men.' (XVII, ver. 62.)~ ~'By 10 I | met at night by seventy men from YaTHrib, who had come 11 I | was determined that eleven men, each a prominent member 12 I | comprised most of the chief men of Mecca, besides its rich 13 I | An army of nearly 7,000 men was immediately equipped 14 I | 625 A. D., three thousand men marched on to Medînah with 15 I | 4,000 Meccans and 1,000 men, gathered from the neighbouring 16 I | his army, numbering 3,000 men.~ ~The invading Meccans 17 I | fortress. He ordained that the men should be beheaded one and 18 I | promptly executed, and the men, to the number of 800, were 19 I | tribes. Fifteen hundred men only accompanied Mohammed, 20 I | appealing to them as 'Ye men of the "Sûrah of the Heifer!" 21 I | Sûrah of the Heifer!" Ye men of the "Tree of Fealty!"'~ ~ ./. 22 I | readiness with which such men as Abu Bekr and Omar, Arabs 23 I | consisted for the most part of men of the lowest rank, slaves, 24 I | are to have any hold upon men; and~ ~ ./. it would, indeed, 25 I | orations, while the literary men of the towns adopt it as 26 I | only in the memories of men whom death might at any 27 I | blade-bones, and the hearts of men,' and presented to the Caliph 28 I | original editor, with three men of the Qurâis (Mohammed' 29 I | from east to west except by men and ginns. They then press 30 I | it is unlawful to marry. Men are superior to women: punishment 31 I | Jesus denies commanding men to worship him and his mother 32 I | like are communities like men: their fate is all written 33 I | s omniscience. He takes men's souls to Himself during 34 I | watch over them: preserves men in danger by land and sea. 35 I | is to trust to God alone. Men are not to abstain from 36 I | allowed to tempt mankind. Men are to go to Mosque decently 37 I | prohibited sinful actions. Men are warned not to reject 38 I | repels devilish influences. Men are recommended to listen 39 I | Jesus denies commanding men to worship him and his mother 40 I | The Qur'ân a book calling men to believe in the unity 41 I | He is the creator of all. Men will not believe, and deem 42 I | followed by the meaner sort of men. He also is accused of having 43 I | Qur'ân revealed to bring men from darkness into light. 44 I | affirmed. When in distress men turn to God, but forget 45 I | use those made first by men. Its honey is lawful. The 46 I | providing food and shelter for men. Idolaters shall be disowned 47 I | given permission to delude men. Safety by land and sea 48 I | refuses to adore Adam: the men are not to take him for 49 I | patrons at the last day. Men would believe but that the 50 I | mountains on that day: all men shall be summoned to judgment: 51 I | THE PROPHETS. (Mecca.)~ ~Men mock at the revelation: 52 I | Terrors of the last day; yet men dispute about God and follow 53 I | birth, growth, and death of men, and the growth of herbs 54 I | threatened to those who prohibit men from visiting the Sacred 55 I | Kaabah are enjoined. All men have their appointed rite. 56 I | are allowed to fight. If men did not fight for such a 57 I | goodness in providing for men's sustenance. Noah sent 58 I | speech of birds. His army of men, ginns, and birds marches 59 I | is but a sport. God saves men in dangers by sea, yet they 60 I | and moon, and in rescuing men from dangers by sea. God 61 I | Benu Qurâithah Jews: the men are executed: their women 62 I | people If God were to punish men as they deserve he would 63 I | predestined not to believe. All men's works shall be recorded. 64 I | sinful people are destroyed. Men will laugh at the apostles 65 I | too the preservation of men in ships at sea. Almsgiving 66 I | the prophet cannot compel men to follow it. Human souls 67 I | provides for all. He calls men to the same religion as 68 I | the prophets of old, which men have broken up into sects. 69 I | providence signs of His power. Men's misfortunes by land .and 70 I | face to face: He speaks to men only through inspiration 71 I | prophets. God the creator. Men are bidden to praise Him 72 I | and enjoyment, but that men would have then all become 73 I | children must not distract men from the service of God.~ ~ 74 I | judgment day. The books of men's actions. The resurrection. 75 I | Mecca.)~ ~Prophecy that men shall join Islâm by troops.~ ~ 76 I | CXIV. THE CHAPTER OF MEN. (Place of origin doubtful.)~ ~ 77 I, II | And there are those among men who say, 'We believe in 78 I, II | them, 'Believe as other men believe,' they say, 'Shall 79 I, II | fear the fire whose fuel is men and stones 1, prepared for 80 I, II | those who bow. Will ye order men to do piety and forget yourselves? 81 I, II | and the poor, and speak to men kindly, and be steadfast 82 I, II | find them the greediest of men for life; and of those who 83 I, II | who misbelieved, teaching men sorcery,-and what has been 84 I, II | so do not misbelieve.' Men learn from them only that 85 I, II(2)| in love with daughters of men (Gen. vi. 2) were condemned 86 I, II(2)| Babylon, where they teach men magic.~ ~ 87 I, II | thee as a high priest 1 for men.' Said he, 'And of my seed?' 88 I, II | a place of resort unto men, and a sanctuary, and (said) 89 I, II | The fools among men will say, 'What has turned 90 I, II | to be witnesses against men, and that the Apostle may 91 I, II | faith, for verily, God with men is kind and merciful.~ ~ 92 I, II | your faces towards it, that men may have no argument against 93 I, II | we have manifested it to men in the Book, them God shall 94 I, II | Qur'ân, for a guidance to men, and for manifestations 95 I, II | manifest His signs to men, that haply they may fear.~ ~ 96 I, II | a part of the wealth of men sinfully, the while ye know.~ ~[ 97 I, II | indications of time for men and for the pilgrimage.' 98 I, II | pour ye forth from whence men do pour forth and ask pardon 99 I, II | still.~ ~There is among men such as says, 'Our Lord! 100 I, II | 200] There is among men one 3 whose speech about 101 I, II | that.~ ~And there is among men one who selleth his soul 1, 102 I, II | will without account.~ ~Men were one nation once, and 103 I, II | truth, to judge between men in that wherein they disagreed; 104 I, II | both is sin and profit to men; but the sin of both is 105 I, II | And wed not to idolatrous men until they believe, for 106 I, II | makes clear His signs to men; haply they may remember.~ ~ 107 I, II | fear and make peace amongst men, for God both hears and 108 I, II | them as from them; but the men should have precedence over 109 I, II | God is Lord of grace to men, but most men give no thanks.~ ~[ 110 I, II | of grace to men, but most men give no thanks.~ ~[245] 111 I, II | many a small division of men have conquered a numerous 112 I, II | not for God's repelling men one with another the earth 113 I, II | will make thee a sign to men. And look at the bones how 114 I, II | sake of appearances before men, and believes not in God 115 I, II | mark, they do not beg from men importunately; but what 116 I, II | witnesses out from amongst their men; or if there be not two 117 I, II | or if there be not two men, then a man and two women, 118 I, III | before for the guidance of men, and has revealed the Discrimination.~ ~ 119 I, III | Thou shalt gather together men unto the day wherein is 120 I, III | perception. Seemly unto men is a life of lusts, of women, 121 I, III | and kill those from among men, who bid what is just,-to 122 I, III | thou shalt not speak to men for three days, save by 123 I, III | that then he should say to men, 'Be ye servants of mine 124 I, III | and of the angels, and of men together; they shall dwell 125 I, III | first House founded for men was surely that at Bekkah 1, 126 I, III | doth know the nature of men's breasts.'~ ~If good luck 127 I, III | rage, and those who pardon men; God loves the kind. Those 128 I, III | This is an explanation unto men, and a guidance and a warning 129 I, III | doth know the nature of men's breasts.'~ ~Verily, those 130 I, III | mighty hire. To whom when men said, 'Verily, men have 131 I, III | when men said, 'Verily, men have gathered round you, 132 I, III | surety manifest it unto men, and not hide it,' they 133 I, III(1)| mentioned as well as the men in the promised reward of 134 I, IV | diffused from them twain many men and women. And fear God, 135 I, IV(1)| Mohammed here gives the men permission to enjoy such 136 I, IV | sufficeth for taking account.~ ~Men should have a portion of 137 I, IV | of you over another. The men shall have a portion of 138 I, IV | is over all a witness.~ ~Men stand superior to women 139 I, IV | who are miserly and bid men be miserly too, and who 140 I, IV | for appearance sake before men, and who believe not in 141 I, IV | then they would not give to men a jot1.~ ~Do they envy man 142 I, IV | and when ye judge between men to judge with justice. Verily, 143 I, IV | s way, and for the weak men and women and children, 144 I, IV | then a band of them fear men, as though it were the fear 145 I, IV | 100] Save for the weak men, and women, and children, 146 I, IV | thou mayest judge between men of what God has shown thee; 147 I, IV | They hide themselves from men; but they cannot hide themselves 148 I, IV | or reconciliation between men; and whoso does this, craving 149 I, IV | can make ye pass away, O men! and can bring others;-God 150 I, IV | up lazily to be seen of men, and do not remember God, 151 I, IV | tidings and warning, that men should have no' argument 152 I, IV | there be brethren, both men and women, let the male 153 I, V(1)| meet Mohammed with 1400 men at 'Hudâibîyeh to prevent 154 I, V | God knows the nature of men's breasts.~ ~O ye who believe! 155 I, V | enter in.' Then said two men of those who fear,-God had 156 I, V | as though he had killed men altogether; but whoso saves 157 I, V | it is as though he saved men altogether.~ ~Our apostles 158 I, V | were witnesses of. Fear not men, but fear me, and sell not 159 I, V | of theirs,-verily, many men are evildoers.~ ~[55] Is 160 I, V | not hold thee free from men; for God guides not people 161 I, V | thereof is to feed ten poor men with the middling food ye 162 I, V | House, to be a station for men, and the sacred month, and 163 I, V(1)| her flesh was eaten by the men only, the women being forbidden 164 I, V | thus is it easier for men to bear testimony according 165 I, V | till thou didst speak to men in the cradle and when grown 166 I, V | it thou who didst say to men, take me and my mother for 167 I, VI | and the earth? He feedeth men, but is not fed.' Say, ' 168 I, VI | light and a guidance unto men? Ye put it on papers which 169 I, VI | Him not, but He perceives men's sights; for He is the 170 I, VI | prophet an enemy,-devils of men and ginns; some of them 171 I, VI | might walk therein amongst men, like him whose likeness 172 I, VI | O assembly of ginns and men! did there not come to you 173 I, VI | lie against God, to lead men astray without knowledge? 174 I, VII | veil, and on al Aarâf are men who know each by marks; 175 I, VII | Aarâf will cry out to the men whom they know by their 176 I, VII | in? verily, ye approach men with lust rather than women-nay, 177 I, VII | niggardly of your gifts to men, and do not evil in the 178 I, VII | from his people seventy men for our appointment; and 179 I, VIII(1)| escort of nearly a thousand men; many of Mohammed's followers 180 I, VIII | He knows the nature of men's breasts!~ ~And when He 181 I, VIII | appearance sake~ ~ ./. before men, and to turn folks off God' 182 I, VIII | religion hath beguiled these men 2, but he who relies upon 183 I, VIII | be of you twenty patient men, they shall conquer two 184 I, IX(1)| army of twelve thousand men, and two tribes of idolatrous 185 I, IX | monks devour the wealth of men openly, and turn folk from 186 I, IX | sinned!~ ~The hypocrites, men and women, some of them 187 I, IX | promised unto the hypocrites, men and women, and unto the 188 I, IX | wronged.~ ~And the believers, men and women, are some the 189 I, IX | has promised to believers, men and women, gardens beneath 190 I, IX | stand therein;-therein are men who love to be clean; for. 191 I, X | should hasten on the bad to men as they would hasten on 192 I, X | wait!'~ ~When we have let men taste of mercy after distress 193 I, X | of the earth, from which men and cattle eat, are mingled 194 I, X | wrongs not man at all, but men do wrong themselves.~ ~And 195 I, X | is Lord of grace towards men, but most of them do not 196 I, X | a sign, for verily, many men are careless of our signs 2!'~ ~ 197 I, X | for thee, wilt thou force men to become believers?~ ~ ./. 198 I, XI | He knows the nature of men's breasts!~ ~There is no 199 I, XI | from thy Lord, though most men do not believe.~ ~Who is 200 I, XI | is on the unjust who turn men away from the path, and 201 I, XI | fairly, and defraud not men of their things; and wreak 202 I, XI | that is a day unto which men shall be gathered;-that 203 I, XI | doubt concerning what these men do serve;-they only serve 204 I, XI | pleased, He would have made men one nation; but they will 205 I, XII | His affairs, though most men do not know.~ ~And when 206 I, XII | prison with him two young men. Said one of them, 'Verily, 207 I, XII | s grace upon us and upon men: but most men give not thanks. 208 I, XII | us and upon men: but most men give not thanks. O ye twain 209 I, XII | standard of religion,-but most men do not know. O ye twain 210 I, XII | Haply I may go back to the men, haply they then may know!'~ ~ 211 I, XII | after that a year in which men shall have rain and in which 212 I, XII | Then he said to his young men, 'Put their chattels 1 in 213 I, XII | had taught him;-but most men do not know.~ ~And when 214 I, XII | so crafty.-And yet most men, though thou shouldst be 215 I, XII | send before thee any save men whom we inspired, of the 216 I, XIII | possessor of forgiveness unto men, notwithstanding their injustice; 217 I, XIII | pleased He would have guided men altogether?~ ~And a striking 218 I, XIV | sent down to thee, to bring men forth from darkness into 219 I, XIV | strikes out parables for men that haply they may be mindful.~ ~ 220 I, XIV | made peers for God, to lead men astray from His path. Say, ' 221 I, XIV | verily, they have led many men astray; but he who follows 222 I, XIV | prayer and make the hearts of men yearn towards them, and 223 I, XIV | their hearts void; and warn men of the day when the torment 224 I, XIV | message to be delivered to men that they may be warned 225 I, XVI | binding on him true!-but most men do not know. To explain 226 I, XVI | sent before thee any but men whom we inspire,-ask ye 227 I, XVI | that thou mayest explain to men what has been sent down 228 I, XVI | If God were to punish men for their wrong-doing He 229 I, XVI | in which is a cure for men; verily, in that are signs 230 I, XVI | struck out a parable: two men, one of them dumb, able 231 I, XVI | they deny them, for most men are ungrateful.~ ~And on 232 II, XVII | with signs save to make men fear.~ ~And when we said 233 II, XVII | Verily, thy Lord encompasses men!' and we made the vision 234 II, XVII | a cause of sedition unto men, and the cursed tree 2 as 235 II, XVII | day when we will call all men by their high priest; and 236 II, XVII | We have turned about for men in this Qur'ân every parable; 237 II, XVII | every parable; but most men refuse to accept it, save 238 II, XVII | apostle?'~ ~Naught prohibited men from believing when the 239 II, XVIII | for them a parable: Two men, for one of whom we made 240 II, XVIII | about in this Qur'ân for men every parable; but man is 241 II, XVIII | caviller.~ ~Naught prevented men from believing when the 242 II, XIX | thou shalt not speak to men for three nights (though) 243 II, XX(3)| Or, 'your most eminent men,' as some commentators interpret 244 II, XXI | reckoning draws nigh to men, yet in heedlessness they 245 II, XXI | send before them any but men whom we inspired? Ask ye 246 II, XXI | granted enjoyment to these men and to their fathers whilst 247 II, XXI | bring him before the eyes of men; haply they will bear witness.'~ ~ 248 II, XXI | high priests 2 to guide (men) by our bidding, and we 249 II, XXII | load; and thou shalt see men drunken, though they be 250 II, XXII | is severe.~ ~And amongst men is one who wrangles about 251 II, XXII | the tombs.~ ~And amongst men is one who wrangles about 252 II, XXII | servants.~ ~And amongst men is one who serves God (wavering) 253 II, XXII | the beasts, and many among men, though many a one deserves 254 II, XXII | misbelieve and who turn men away from God's path and 255 II, XXII | which we have made for all men alike, the dweller therein, 256 II, XXII | And proclaim amongst men the Pilgrimage; let them 257 II, XXII | for God's repelling some men with others, cloisters and 258 II, XXII | bidding 1? verily, God to men is gracious, merciful.~ ~[ 259 II, XXII | apostles of the angels and of men; verily, God hears and sees. [ 260 II, XXII | may be witnesses against men.~ ~Be ye then steadfast 261 II, XXIII | best of those who cause men to alight!"' Verily, in 262 II, XXIV | heard it, the believing men and believing women think 263 II, XXIV | The vile women to the vile men, and the vile men to the 264 II, XXIV | the vile men, and the vile men to the vile women; and the 265 II, XXIV | the good women to the good men, and the good men to the 266 II, XXIV | the good men, and the good men to the good women: these 267 II, XXIV | strikes out parables for men, and God all things doth 268 II, XXIV | mornings and evenings.~ ~Men whom neither merchandize 269 II, XXV | we made them a sign for men; and we prepared for the 270 II, XXV | repose, and made the day for men to rise up again. [50] And 271 II, XXV | may remember; though most men~ ~ ./. refuse aught but 272 II, XXVI | balance, and do not cheat men of their goods; and waste 273 II, XXVI | a sign, that the learned men of the children of Israel 274 II, XXVII | hosts of the ginns, and men, and birds, and they were 275 II, XXVII | see? do ye indeed approach men lustfully rather than women? 276 II, XXVII | full of~ ~ ./. grace to men, but most of them will not 277 II, XXVII | to them, (and say) that, 'Men of our signs would not be 278 II, XXVIII | and he found therein two men fighting; the one of his 279 II, XXVIII | generations, as an insight to men and a guidance and a mercy; 280 II, XXVIII | would bear down a band of men endowed with strength. When 281 II, XXIX | compassionate God.~ ~A. L. M. Do men then reckon that they will 282 II, XXIX | And there are those among men who say, 'We believe in 283 II, XXIX | they deem the trials of men like the torment of God; 284 II, XXIX | in! What! do ye approach men? and stop folks on the highway? 285 II, XXIX | have struck out~ ~ ./. for men; but none will understand 286 II, XXX | not His promise, but most men do not know!~ ~They know 287 II, XXX | time? but, verily, many men in the meeting of their 288 II, XXX | whereon God has constituted men; there is no altering the 289 II, XXX | standard religion, though most men do not know.~ ~[30] Turn 290 II, XXX | And when distress touches men they call upon their Lord, 291 II, XXX | 35] And when we have made men taste of mercy, they rejoice 292 II, XXX | increase with the wealth of men, it shall not increase with 293 II, XXX | land and the sea, for what men's hands have gained! to 294 II, XXX | We have struck out to men in this Qur'ân every kind 295 II, XXXI | prosperous.~ ~[5] And amongst men is one 3 who buys sportive 296 II, XXXI | and inwardly? but amongst men are those who wrangle about 297 II, XXXI | God knows the nature of men's breasts!~ ~We will let 298 II, XXXII | with the ginns and with men all together: 'So taste 299 II, XXXIII(1)| to defend it with 3,000 men. The two forces remained 300 II, XXXIII | Amongst the believers are men who have been~ ~ ./. true 301 II, XXXIII | and aware!~ ~[35] Verily, men resigned and women resigned 2, 302 II, XXXIII | resigned 2, and believing men and believing women, and 303 II, XXXIII | believing women, and devout men and devout women, and truthful 304 II, XXXIII | devout women, and truthful men and truthful women, and 305 II, XXXIII | truthful women, and patient men and patient women, and humble 306 II, XXXIII | patient women, and humble men and humble women, and almsgiving 307 II, XXXIII | humble women, and almsgiving men and almsgiving women, and 308 II, XXXIII | almsgiving women, and fasting men and fasting women, and men 309 II, XXXIII | men and fasting women, and men who guard their private 310 II, XXXIII | private parts, and~ ~ ./. men who remember God much, and 311 II, XXXIII | display; and didst fear men, though God is more deserving 312 II, XXXIII | the father of any of your men, but the Apostle of God, 313 II, XXXIII | warner, [45] and to call (men) unto God by His permission, 314 II, XXXIII | our chiefs and our great men and they led us astray from 315 II, XXXIII | torment the hypocritical men and hypocritical women, 316 II, XXXIII | relenting towards the believing men and believing women; verily, 317 II, XXXIV | We have only sent thee to men generally as a herald of 318 II, XXXIV | tidings and a warner; but most men do not know.~ ~And they 319 II, XXXIV | or doles it out, but most men do not know; but neither 320 II, XXXV | all!~ ~What God opens to men of His mercy there is none 321 II, XXXV | some intensely black, and men and beasts and cattle, various 322 II, XXXV | He knows the nature of men's breasts, He it is who 323 II, XXXV | powerful.~ ~Were God to catch men up for what they earn, He 324 II, XXXVII | thereof to the day when men shall be raised.~ ~[145] 325 II, XXXVIII | vicegerent, judge then between men with truth and follow not 326 II, XXXVIII | ails us that we do not see men whom we used to think amongst 327 II, XXXIX | He knows the natures of men's breasts!~ ~And when distress 328 II, XXXIX | We have struck out for men in this Qur'ân every sort 329 II, XXXIX | down to thee the Book for men in truth; and whosoever 330 II, XL | deceitful of eye and what men's breasts conceal, and God 331 II, XL | creation of man: but most men know it not.~ ~[60] The 332 II, XL | doubt therein; but most men do not believe!~ ~And your 333 II, XL | God is Lord of grace to men, but most men give no thanks!~ ~ 334 II, XL | of grace to men, but most men give no thanks!~ ~There 335 II, XL | puberty; then do ye become old men,-though of you there are 336 II, XLII | He knows the nature of men's breasts!~ ~He it is who 337 II, XLII | against those who wrong men and are wanton in the earth 338 II, XLIII | they amass.~ ~And but that men would then have been one 339 II, XLV | This is an insight for men and a guidance and a mercy 340 II, XLV | doubt therein; but most men do not know.'~ ~God's is 341 II, XLVI | continues] [5] and when men are gathered together are 342 II, XLVI | before them of ginns and men; verily, they have been 343 II, XLVII | Thus does God set forth for men their parables.~ ~And when 344 II, XLVII | sin and for the believers, men and women; for God knows 345 II, XLVIII | to make the believers, men and women, enter into gardens 346 II, XLVIII | torment the hypocrites, men and women, and the idolaters, 347 II, XLVIII | women, and the idolaters, men and women, who think evil 348 II, XLVIII | for you, and restrained men's hands from you; and it 349 II, XLVIII | it not been for believing men and believing women whom 350 II, L(4)| I.e. a place from which all men may hear; generally supposed 351 II, LIII | that it is He who makes men laugh and weep; and that 352 II, LIV | ill-luck!~ ~[20] It reft men away as though they had 353 II, LV | twain deny?~ He created men of crackling clay like the 354 II, LVII | and He knows the nature of men's breasts.~ ~Believe in 355 II, LVII | thou shalt see believers, men and women, with their light 356 II, LVII | day when the hypocrites, men and women, shall say to 357 II, LVII | those who give in charity, men and women, who have lent 358 II, LVII | who are niggardly and bid men be niggardly: but whoso 359 II, LVII | Book and the balance, that men might stand by justice; 360 II, LVII | violence and advantages to men; and that God might know 361 II, LVIII | for a cloak; and they turn men aside from the path of God; 362 II, LIX | circulated amongst the rich men of you.~ ~And what the Apostle 363 II, LIX | parables do we strike out for men; haply they may reflect!~ ~ 364 II, LX | lawful for them, nor are the men lawful for these;-but give 365 II, LXIV | God knows the nature of men's breasts!~ ~[5] Has there 366 II, LXV | and bring as witnesses men of equity from among you; 367 II, LXVI | fasting-such as have known men and virgins too.'~ ~O ye 368 II, LXVI | the fire, whose fuel is men and stones;-over it are 369 II, LXVII | He knows the nature of men's breasts!~ ~Ay! He knows 370 II, LXXI | and (pardon) the believers men and women-but Thou shalt 371 II, LXXII | 5] And we thought that men and ginn would never speak 372 II, LXXII | there are persons amongst men who seek for refuge with 373 II, LXXXIII | mighty day? the day when men shall stand before the Lord 374 II, LXXXV | trial of the believers, men and women, and then do not 375 II, XCIX | inspires her.~ On the day when men shall come up in separate~ ~ ./. 376 II, CI | smiting is?~ The day when men shall be like scattered 377 II, CII(2)| latter, having lost many men in battle, declared that 378 II, CV(2)| small-pox broke out amongst his men.~ ~ 379 II, CX | victory,~ And thou shalt see men enter into God's religion 380 II, CXIV | THE CHAPTER OF MEN.~ ~(CXIV. Place of origin 381 II, CXIV | seek refuge in the Lord of men, the King of men, the God 382 II, CXIV | Lord of men, the King of men, the God of men, from the 383 II, CXIV | King of men, the God of men, from the evil of the whisperer 1, 384 II, CXIV | whispers into the hearts of men!-from ginns and men!'~ ~ ~ ~ 385 II, CXIV | hearts of men!-from ginns and men!'~ ~ ~ ~