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Page xxxvii
was changed after design , resolution after resolution , desire after desire ; So I
thought in my soul , that there would be some bar , some repelling power , some
prohibitory force ; and I feared that I should die , and never accomplish the ...
was changed after design , resolution after resolution , desire after desire ; So I
thought in my soul , that there would be some bar , some repelling power , some
prohibitory force ; and I feared that I should die , and never accomplish the ...
Page 196
... not lost unto him . He who granted the just desire . He who confided in God ; for
that he was to be trusted for preserving his servant in safety . He who firmly rested
in God for the repulsion of every proud devil 196 HISTORY OF THE.
... not lost unto him . He who granted the just desire . He who confided in God ; for
that he was to be trusted for preserving his servant in safety . He who firmly rested
in God for the repulsion of every proud devil 196 HISTORY OF THE.
Page 236
God never assumed a son : he never had posterity , nor desire nor desire ( of
offspring ) . All his children are those whom he hath created ; whom he exalts one
above another . Praise be to God ! in that his mysteries are clearly revealed to the
...
God never assumed a son : he never had posterity , nor desire nor desire ( of
offspring ) . All his children are those whom he hath created ; whom he exalts one
above another . Praise be to God ! in that his mysteries are clearly revealed to the
...
Page 339
Then he agreed to their desire , and gave them a splendid abode , and appointed
them a place wherein to lodge . It happened , then , on a certain night , when
Abraham was talking with them by the light of the moon , that one of them lifted up
...
Then he agreed to their desire , and gave them a splendid abode , and appointed
them a place wherein to lodge . It happened , then , on a certain night , when
Abraham was talking with them by the light of the moon , that one of them lifted up
...
Page 451
The desire also of establishing an exact parallelism between the founders of
Christianity and Muhammadanism , often misleads us bỹ overstraining facts .
These two religions can be assimilated only in the grand leading points — in
having a ...
The desire also of establishing an exact parallelism between the founders of
Christianity and Muhammadanism , often misleads us bỹ overstraining facts .
These two religions can be assimilated only in the grand leading points — in
having a ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Publications Publications, Oriental Translation Fund |
| Author | Oriental Translation Fund |
| Publisher | Royal Asiatic Society, 1836 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 9 Aug 2016 |
| Length | 551 pages |
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