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 1  I             |   belief in the reality of the divine mission which he had received
 2  I             |        unity of God and of his divine commission to preach it
 3  I             |    taken as an evidence of the divine disapproval of its contents,
 4  I             |    believed to the full in his divine mission and revelations
 5  I             | enthusiasm, as well as that of divine inspiration. Even the theory
 6  I             |     irrefragable proofs of the divine origin of his mission. In
 7  I             |    information in proof of the divine origin of his version.~ ~
 8  I             |        more spiritual and more divine, and presented the truths
 9  I             |        enjoyment of any of the divine privileges until Christianity
10  I             |        Dioscuri. Even the most divine sentiment in the Lord's
11  I             |       applied in the Qur'ân to divine inspiration generally.~ ~
12  I             |       reality and truth of his divine mission.~ ~The Qur'ân falls
13  I             |         in accordance with the divine command.~ ~The pilgrimage
14  I             | against Mohammed frustrated by divine interference. The revelation
15  I             |        means cannot thwart the divine decrees. God will decide
16  I             |        the congregation during divine service for the sake of
17  I,      VII(2)|       by popular tradition, to divine vengeance.~ ~ ./. 
18  I,      VII(1)|    people of Thamûd, and whose divine mission was attested by
19 II,  XXXVIII(2)|      and her maids used to pay divine honours. To punish him for
20 II,     LIII(1)|       he had done so to escape divine vengeance. Thereupon an
21 II, LXXXVIII(1)|    Arab a singular instance of divine wisdom.~ ~
22 II,    XCVII(1)|     worth,' 'measure,' and the divine decree.'~ ~