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 1  I             |            as this period without revelation was called, lasted for two
 2  I             |      affecting her, and a special revelation was necessary to clear her
 3  I             |         her. This also required a revelation to sanction it 2.~ ~His
 4  I             |          was only reconciled by a revelation 1.~ ~In 629 A.D., in the
 5  I             |      Christianity proclaimed that revelation was for the world at large.
 6  I             |        forgetful alike of the old revelation and of the new, and neglecting
 7  I             |          sources, and regarded as revelation, and coloured by his individual
 8  I             |         the unity of God and of a revelation supposed to be couched in
 9  I             |           immediately after their revelation, as we find that Mohammed
10  I             |       although the order of their revelation was for the most part just
11  I             |     chronological sequence of the revelation.~ ~To assist in the investigation
12  I             |    suppose them to be part of the revelation itself, and to conceal sublime
13  I             |        said to have had a special revelation, and to possess an appropriate
14  I             |    rejected the prophets. Had the revelation been a material book they
15  I             |          Qur'ân is also a special revelation from God to the Meccans,
16  I             |          divine interference. The revelation treated as old folks' tales.
17  I             |          to those who receive the revelation suspiciously. God will stand
18  I             |           dare not invent a false revelation. False gods can neither
19  I             |    accused of having invented his revelation: he is saved in the ark
20  I             |         proof of the truth of the revelation.~ ~XIII. THE CHAPTER OF
21  I             |            Mecca.)~ ~The Qur'ân a revelation from the Lord, the creator
22  I             |           every period there is a revelation. God can annul or confirm
23  I             |           confirm any part of His revelation which He pleases: he has
24  I             |          unbelievers who call the revelation old folks' tales must bear
25  I             |          is the instrument of the revelation. Suggestion that Mohammed
26  I             |           rebuked for promising a revelation on the subject. He is enjoined
27  I             |          has begotten a son. This revelation is only to warn mankind
28  I             |           is not to hasten on its revelation. Adam broke his covenant
29  I             |         Mecca.)~ ~Men mock at the revelation: they say it is a 'jumble
30  I             |           The idolaters treat the revelation with scorn. The false gods
31  I             |           knowledge recognise the revelation. The unbelievers mock at
32  I             |    messenger, and the Qur'ân is a revelation from God to warn a heedless
33  I             |         an Arab should have had a revelation in his own language. Moses'
34  I             |        vindicate the truth of His revelation. His creation and providence
35  I             |            Mecca.)~ ~Night of the revelation of the Qur'ân. Unity of
36  I,        0(1)|           the sûrah is the second revelation after the appearance of
37  I             |          infidel who mocks at the revelation. Hell and its nineteen angels.
38  I             |       shall not forget any of the revelation save what God pleases, The
39  I             |        save what God pleases, The revelation is the same as that given
40  I,       VI(1)|     surety' (for the truth of the revelation).~ ~ ./. 
41 II,     XVII(1)|           Gabriel as the agent of revelation.~ ~ ./. 
42 II,    XVIII   |           believe not in this new revelation. Verily, we have made what
43 II,    XVIII(2)|          promised to bring them a revelation upon the subject on the
44 II,      XIX(2)|   elapsing between the periods of revelation.~ ~ ./. 
45 II,      XXV(2)|        and distinctly;' the whole revelation of the Qur'ân extends over
46 II,     XXVI   |            And, verily, it 1 is a revelation from the Lord of the worlds;
47 II,    XXXII   | compassionate God.~ ~A. L. M. The revelation of the Book, there is no
48 II,   XXXIII(1)|               The occasion of the revelation of this verse is said to
49 II,    XXXVI   |    apostles upon a right way. The revelation of the mighty, the merciful! [
50 II,      XLI   |     compassionate God.~ ~'H. M. A revelation from the merciful, the compassionate;
51 II,      XLI   |          it, nor from behind it-a revelation from the wise, the praiseworthy
52 II,      XLI(1)|          have said, 'What! is the revelation in a foreign tongue, and
53 II,      XLV   |     compassionate God.~ ~'H. M. A revelation of the Book from God. the
54 II,     XLVI   |   compassionate God.~ ~'H. M. The revelation of the Book from God the
55 II,     LIII(3)|          refers, and on the first revelation of the Qur'ân. (See Introduction,
56 II,      LVI   |           it but the purified!~ A revelation from the Lord of the worlds.~ [
57 II,     LXIX   |      little is it that ye mind!-a revelation from the Lord of the worlds.~ ~
58 II,    LXXIV(1)|           chapter form the second revelation by the angel Gabriel in
59 II,     LXXV(1)|                          I.e. the revelation; see p. 16, note 2, and