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  • It beseems Him to take offence at His own act, inasmuch as in vengeance and mercy He is One.
  • In this city of phenomena He is the Prince; in (all) the realms (of the world) He is the Ruler.
  • If He breaks His own instrument, He mends that which has become broken.”
  • Recognise, O noble sir, the indication of (the text), (Whatever) verse We shall cancel or cause to be forgotten, followed by We shall bring a better.
  • Every (religious) law that God has cancelled—He has taken away grass and brought roses in exchange. 3860
  • Night cancels the business of day: behold an inanimateness (inertia) that enlightens the intellect!
  • Again, night is cancelled by the light of day, so that the inanimateness is consumed by that fire-kindling one.
  • Although that sleep and rest are darkness, is not the Water of Life within the darkness?
  • Did not minds become refreshed in that darkness? Did not a pause (in recitation) become the source of (increased beauty in) the voice?
  • For contraries are manifested by means of contraries: in the black core (of the heart) He (God) created the light (of love). 3865