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 1  I             |       they had seen fall, to be dead, returned to their own city.~ ~
 2  I             |         rain which quickens the dead earth, and the cattle which
 3  I             |      for a repose; quickens the dead earth with rain. He lets
 4  I             |       sends rain to quicken the dead earth: this is a sign of
 5  I             |     them. The quickening of the dead earth is a sign of the resurrection.
 6  I,       II   | disbelieve in God, when ye were dead and He made you alive, and
 7  I,       II   |       continues] God brings the dead to life and shows you His
 8  I,       II   |         s way 4 (that they are) dead, but rather living; but
 9  I,       II   |       forbidden for you what is dead, and blood, and flesh of
10  I,       II(2)| religious war,' and were struck dead, and afterwards revived
11  I,       II   |        how thou wilt revive the dead,' He said, 'What, dost thou
12  I,      III   |       forth the living from the dead, and dost provide for whom
13  I,      III   |    lepers; and I will bring the dead to life by God's permission;
14  I,      III   |     killed in the way of God as dead, but living with their Lord;-
15  I,        V   |      thou didst bring forth the dead by my permission; and when
16  I,       VI   |        those who listen but the dead will God raise up, then
17  I,       VI   |       forth the living from the dead, and it is He who brings
18  I,       VI   |         it is He who brings the dead from the living. There is
19  I,       VI   |         them the angels, or the dead had spoken to them, or we
20  I,       VI   |      idolaters.~ ~Is he who was dead and we have quickened him,
21  I,       VI   |      wives, but if it be (born) dead, then are they partners
22  I,       VI   |   taster to taste; unless it be dead (of itself), or blood that
23  I,      VII   |       cloud which we drive to a dead land, and send down thereon
24  I,      VII   |      thus do we bring forth the dead; haply ye may remember.~ ~
25  I,       IX(1)|       is that Ezra, after being dead 100 years, was raised to
26  I,        X   |       forth the living from the dead, and brings forth the dead
27  I,        X   |      dead, and brings forth the dead from the living? and who
28  I,     XIII   |       earth were cut up, or the dead made to speak 1-nay, God'
29  I,      XVI   |         are themselves created. Dead, not living, nor can they
30 II,      XIX(1)|         would never do alive or dead, or when raised again at
31 II,      XXI   |     earth who can raise up (the dead)?~ ~Were there in both (
32 II,     XXII   |       about the raising (of the dead),-verily, we created you
33 II,     XXII   |      continues] He quickens the dead, and because He is mighty
34 II,     XXII   |        and when they fall down (dead) eat of them, and feed the
35 II,    XXIII   |    promise you that when ye are dead, and have become dust and
36 II,      XXV   |        to quicken therewith the dead country, and to give it
37 II,    XXVII   |         thou canst not make the dead to hear, and thou canst
38 II,      XXX   |       forth the living from the dead, and brings forth the dead
39 II,      XXX   |      dead, and brings forth the dead from the living; and He
40 II,      XXX   |         is the quickener of the dead, and He is mighty over all!~ ~[
41 II,      XXX   |         thou canst not make the dead to hear, nor canst thou
42 II,     XXXV   |         we irrigate therewith a dead country, and we quicken
43 II,     XXXV   |       the living equal with the dead; verily, God causes whom
44 II,    XXXVI   |          Verily, we quicken the dead, and write down what they
45 II,    XXXVI   |      And a sign for them is the dead earth which we have quickened
46 II,   XXXVII   |      sorcery. What! when we are dead, and have become earth and
47 II,   XXXVII   |       credit? What! when we are dead, and have become earth and
48 II,      XLI   |         will surely quicken the dead; verily, He is mighty over
49 II,     XLII   |     patron, and He quickens the dead and He is mighty over all?~ ~
50 II,    XLIII   |      and we raised up thereby a dead country; thus shall ye too
51 II,     XLVI   |          is able to quicken the dead?-nay, verily, He is mighty
52 II,     XLIX   |      one of you like to eat his dead brother's flesh?-why! ye
53 II,        L   |        thing! What, when we are dead and have become dust?-that
54 II,        L   |      and we quickened thereby a dead land; thus shall the resurrection
55 II,       LX(2)|         the resurrection of the dead. Footnotes~ ~
56 II,    LXXII   |       raise up any one from the dead.~ ~'"But we touched the
57 II,     LXXV   |      not He able to quicken the dead?~ ~ ~ ~
58 II,   LXXVII   |         hold the living and the dead? and set thereon firm mountains
59 II,   LXXXIX(3)|      all his people were struck dead by a noise from heaven,
60 II,      CII(2)|     battle, declared that their dead should be taken into account