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2912-2921

  • ریگ را گویی که گل شو عاجزست ** خاک را گویی که گل شو جایزست
  • If you bid sand become clay, it is incapable (of doing so); (but) if you bid earth become clay, that is possible.

  • رنجها دادست کان را چاره نیست ** آن بمثل لنگی و فطس و عمیست
  • He hath given (ordained to us) maladies for which there is no remedy, such as lameness, flatness of the nose, and blindness;

  • رنجها دادست کان را چاره هست ** آن بمثل لقوه و درد سرست
  • He hath given maladies for which there is a remedy, such as facial paralysis and headache.

  • این دواها ساخت بهر ایتلاف ** نیست این درد و دواها از گزاف 2915
  • These medicines He hath made for the sake of (restoring) harmony: these maladies and medicines are not in vain.

  • بلک اغلب رنجها را چاره هست ** چون بجد جویی بیاید آن بدست
  • Nay, most maladies have a cure: when you seek in earnest, it will come to hand.”

  • مکرر کردن کافران حجتهای جبریانه را
  • How the infidels repeated the Necessitarian arguments.

  • قوم گفتند ای گروه این رنج ما ** نیست زان رنجی که بپذیرد دوا
  • The people said, “O company (of prophets), this malady of ours is not one of those that admit of cure.

  • سالها گفتید زین افسون و پند ** سخت‌تر می‌گشت زان هر لحظه بند
  • For years ye uttered spells and admonitions of this kind, and by them our bondage was made sorer every moment.

  • گر دوا را این مرض قابل بدی ** آخر از وی ذره‌ای زایل شدی
  • If this disease were susceptible of cure, some particle of it would at last have been removed.

  • سده چون شد آب ناید در جگر ** گر خورد دریا رود جایی دگر 2920
  • When hepatitis occurs, water does not enter the liver: if he (the patient) should drink up the (whole) sea, it (the water) would go somewhere else;

  • لاجرم آماس گیرد دست و پا ** تشنگی را نشکند آن استقا
  • Consequently the hands and feet become swollen: that water-drinking does not defeat the thirst.”

  • باز جواب انبیا علیهم السلام ایشان را
  • How the prophets, on whom be peace, answered them again.