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هین ازو بگریز چون آهو ز شیر ** سوی او مشتاق ای دانا دلیر
- Hark, flee from him as the deer from the lion: do not hasten boldly towards him, O wise man!
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گریختن عیسی علیه السلام فراز کوه از احمقان
- How Jesus, on whom be peace, fled to the top of a mountain (to escape) from the fools.
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عیسی مریم به کوهی می‌گریخت ** شیرگویی خون او می‌خواست ریخت 2570
- Jesus, son of Mary, was fleeing to a mountain: you would say that a lion wished to shed his blood.
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آن یکی در پی دوید و گفت خیر ** در پیت کس نیست چه گریزی چو طیر
- A certain man ran after him and said, “(Is it) well (with thee)? There is no one in pursuit of thee: why dost thou flee, like a bird?”
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با شتاب او آنچنان می‌تاخت جفت ** کز شتاب خود جواب او نگفت
- (But) he (Jesus) still kept running with haste so (quickly) that on account of his haste he did not answer him.
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یک دو میدان در پی عیسی براند ** پس بجد جد عیسی را بخواند
- He pushed on in pursuit of Jesus for the distance of one or two fields, and then invoked Jesus with the utmost earnestness,
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کز پی مرضات حق یک لحظه بیست ** که مرا اندر گریزت مشکلیست
- Saying, “For the sake of pleasing God, stop one moment, for I have a difficulty concerning thy flight.
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از کی این سو می‌گریزی ای کریم ** نه پیت شیر و نه خصم و خوف و بیم 2575
- From whom art thou fleeing in this direction, O noble one? There is no lion pursuing thee, no enemy, and there is no fear or danger.”
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گفت از احمق گریزانم برو ** می‌رهانم خویش را بندم مشو
- He said, “I am fleeing from the fool. Begone! I am saving myself. Do not debar me!”
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گفت آخر آن مسیحا نه توی ** که شود کور و کر از تو مستوی
- “Why,” said he, “art not thou the Messiah by whom the blind and the deaf are restored (to sight and hearing)?”
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گفت آری گفت آن شه نیستی ** که فسون غیب را ماویستی
- He said, “Yea.” Said the other, “Art not thou the King in whom the spells of the Unseen World have their abode?—