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 1  I             | creatures over whom Solomon held control, and a tribe of whom were
 2  I             |        All nature is under God's control. Man created from clay,
 3  I             |       nature is subject to God's control. Reproof to a sect who would
 4  I,        V   |           My Lord, verily, I can control only myself and my brother;
 5  I,      VII   |       not know.~ ~Say, 'I cannot control profit or harm for myself,
 6  I,     XIII   |    beside God patrons who cannot control profit or harm for themselves?'
 7  I,      XVI   |     serve beside God what cannot control for them any provision from
 8 II,     XVII   |     ungratefully!~ ~Say, 'Did ye control the treasuries of the mercy
 9 II,       XX   |      them any speech, and cannot control for them harm or profit?
10 II,      XXI(3)|      holy name by which he could control all the powers of nature,
11 II,      XXV   |   themselves created, and cannot control for themselves harm or profit,
12 II,      XXV   |       harm or profit, and cannot control death, or life, or resurrection.~ ~[
13 II,     XXIX   |          serve beside God cannot control for themselves provision;
14 II,    XXXIV   |         beside God;' they cannot control the weight of an atom in
15 II,    XXXIV   |           But to-day they cannot control for each other, either profit
16 II,    XXXIX   |        What! though they have no control over anything and have no
17 II,   XLVIII   |          hearts!~ ~Say, 'Who can control for you aught from God,
18 II,     LVII   |        may know that they cannot control aught of God's grace; and
19 II,       LX   |        for thee, though I cannot control aught from God!' O our Lord!
20 II,    LXXII   |           Say, 'Verily, I cannot control for you either harm, or
21 II,   LXXXII   |         a day when no soul shall control aught for another; and the