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1608-1617

  • He (the saint) brings red roses from the fire, from losses he brings gain to the surface.
  • If a perfect man (saint) take earth, it becomes gold; if an imperfect one has carried away gold, it becomes ashes.
  • Since that righteous man is accepted of God, his hand in (all) things is the hand of God. 1610
  • The hand of the imperfect man is the hand of Devil and demon, because he is in the trap of imposition and guile.
  • If ignorance come to him (the perfect man), it becomes knowledge, (but) the knowledge that goes into the disbelieving man becomes ignorance.
  • Whatever an ill man takes becomes illness, (but) if a perfect man takes infidelity, it becomes religion.
  • O thou who, being on foot, hast contended with a horseman, thou wilt not save thy head. Now hold thy foot (desist)!
  • How the magicians paid respect to Moses, on whom be peace, saying, “What dost thou command? Wilt thou cast down thy rod first?”
  • The magicians in the time of the accursed Pharaoh, when they contended with Moses in enmity, 1615
  • Yet gave Moses the precedence—the magicians held him in honour—
  • Because they said to him, “’Tis for thee to command: (if) thou wishest, do thou cast down thy rod first (of all).”