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 1  I             |      allusion is said to be to the promise of the Paraclete in John
 2  I             |             or given some glorious promise, he pauses suddenly and
 3  I             |        believers from their faith. Promise of God's help. Further account
 4  I             |          father in fulfilment of a promise. The three Ansârs who refused
 5  I             |           This life is like grass. Promise of Paradise and threat of
 6  I             |           Magog are let loose. The promise draws nigh. Idolaters shall
 7  I             |           who lie against God, and promise of reward to those who assert
 8  I             |         CALLED FIGHT. (Medînah.)~ ~Promise of reward to believers.
 9  I             |           OF THE NIGHT. (Mecca.)~ ~Promise of reward to believers and
10  I,      III   |           will not depart from His promise.'~ ~Verily, those who misbelieve,
11  I,      III   |             God has truly kept His promise, when ye knocked them senseless
12  I,       IV   |       dwell therein for aye,-God's promise in truth; and who is truer
13  I,      VII   |          lo! then they broke their promise. But we took vengeance on
14  I,       IX   |           aught else but through a promise he had promised him; but
15  I,        X   |            return all of you-God's promise in truth; verily, He produces
16  I,        X   |           God's? is not indeed the promise of God true? Though most
17  I,       XI   |            in him, the Fire is his promise.~ ~Be not thou in doubt
18  I,       XI   |           people, and, verily, Thy promise is true, and Thou art the
19  I,       XI   |            three days;-that is the promise that shall not be belied.'~ ~
20  I,     XIII   |       their dwellings; until God's promise comes-verily, God fails
21  I,     XIII   | comes-verily, God fails not in His promise.~ ~Before thee have apostles
22  I,      XIV   |         Verily, God promised you a promise of truth; but I promised
23  I,      XIV   |       indeed that God fails in his promise to his apostles;-verily,
24  I,      XVI   |           up him who dies.'-Yea! a promise binding on him true!-but
25 II,     XVII   |            and their children; and promise them, but Satan promises
26 II,     XVII   |          in the land; and when the promise of the hereafter comes to
27 II,     XVII   |           of our Lord! verily, the promise of our Lord is ever fulfilled"-
28 II,    XVIII   |         they might know that God's promise is true; and that the Hour,
29 II,    XVIII   |            we would never make our promise good!~ ~And the Book shall
30 II,    XVIII   |         from my Lord; but when the promise of my Lord comes to pass,
31 II,    XVIII   |           make it as dust, for the promise of my Lord is true.'~ ~And
32 II,      XIX   |         verily, he was true to his promise, and was an apostle,-a prophet;
33 II,      XIX   |            the unseen; verily, His promise ever comes to pass!~ ~They
34 II,       XX   |          people! did not your Lord promise you a good promise? Has
35 II,       XX   |            Lord promise you a good promise? Has the time seemed too
36 II,       XX   |           that ye have broken your promise to me?'~ ~[90] They said, '
37 II,       XX   |             We have not broken our promise to thee of our own accord.
38 II,      XXI   |          immortal. Yet we made our promise to them good, and we saved
39 II,      XXI   |        glide forth.~ ~And the true promise draws nigh, and lo! they
40 II,      XXI   |           we bring it back again-a promise binding upon us; verily,
41 II,     XXII   |         God will never fail in his promise; for, verily, a day with
42 II,    XXIII   |          be surely losers! Does he promise you that when ye are dead,
43 II,      XXV   |         aye: that is of thy Lord a promise to be demanded.~ ~And the
44 II,   XXVIII   |            she might know that the promise of God is true, though most
45 II,   XXVIII   |          we have promised a goodly promise, which he shall meet with,
46 II,      XXX   |        mighty, merciful. [5]-God's promise!-God breaks not His promise,
47 II,      XXX   |        promise!-God breaks not His promise, but most men do not know!~ ~
48 II,      XXX   |        patient then; verily, God's promise is true! and let them not
49 II,     XXXI   |       dwell therein for aye;-God's promise in truth, and He is mighty,
50 II,     XXXI   |         parent.~ ~ ./. Verily, the promise of God is true! Say, 'Let
51 II,    XXXIV   |         they say, 'When shall this promise be, if ye do speak the truth?'
52 II,     XXXV   |           O ye folk! verily, God's promise is true; then let not the
53 II,     XXXV   |     manifest sign? nay, the unjust promise each other naught but guile.~ ~
54 II,    XXXVI   |         They say, 'When shall this promise come to pass, if ye do tell
55 II,    XXXIX   |           which rivers flow; God's promise! God does not fail in His
56 II,    XXXIX   |           God does not fail in His promise.~ ~Hast thou not seen that
57 II,    XXXIX   |             who hath made good His promise to us, and hath given us
58 II,       XL   |       patient, then; verily, God's promise is true: and ask thou forgiveness
59 II,       XL   |          thou patient; verily, the promise of God is true; and whether
60 II,      XLV   |          it was said, 'Verily, the promise of God is true, and the
61 II,     XLVI   |           fellows of Paradise; the promise of truth which they have
62 II,     XLVI   |      parents, 'Fie upon you! Do ye promise me that I shall be brought
63 II,     XLVI   |         thee! Believe! Verily, the promise of God is true. Then says
64 II,       LI(1)|   sustenance, and there too is the promise of the future life.~ ~
65 II,     LVII   |         fight. But to all does God promise good; and God of what ye
66 II,      LXI(2)|             The allusion is to the promise of the Paraclete in John
67 II,   LXXIII   |     whereon the heaven cleaves-its promise shall be fulfilled!~ ~Verily,