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  • This destiny only the (Divine) destiny can cure: the understanding of His creatures is stunned at His destiny, stunned.
  • The black serpent that was (as) a worm fallen on the road has become a dragon; 2285
  • (But) in thy hand, O thou with (love for) whom the soul of Moses is intoxicated, the dragon or serpent became (as) the rod (in the hand of Moses).
  • God gave thee command, saying, “Take it; fear not, so that the dragon may become a rod in thy hand.”
  • Hark, show the white hand, O King: out of the black nights reveal a new dawn!
  • A hell hath blazed forth; breathe (thy) enchantment over it, O thou whose breath is more (excellent) than the breath of the sea.
  • She (the fleshly soul) is the guileful sea that shows (but) a (little) foam; she is the hell that from guile shows (but) a (little) heat. 2290
  • She appears exiguous in your eyes, to the end that you may regard her as feeble and that your wrath may be stirred (against her);
  • Even as there was a dense host (of infidels), (but) to the Prophet’s eye it seemed small,
  • So that the Prophet set upon them without (fear of) the danger; but if he had deemed (them) more (in number), he would have acted cautiously in that (affair).
  • That was the Divine favour, and thou wert worthy of it, O Ahmad (Mohammed); else, thou wouldst have become faint-hearted.
  • God caused the outward and inward warfare to seem little to him and his Companions, 2295
  • In order that He might make it easy for him to gain ease (success), and that he might turn away his face from difficulty (unsuccess).
  • For him, (God’s) causing (the warfare) to seem little was victory, since God was his friend and taught him the way.
  • (But) he that hath not God for his victorious support, alas if the fierce lion seem to him a cat.
  • Alas if from afar he see a hundred as one, so that in vain confidence he enters on the fray.
  • He (God) causes a Prophet’s sword to seem a dart and makes the fierce lion appear as a cat, 2300
  • To the end that the fool may fall boldly to fighting, and that He may catch them by this device;
  • (And besides He is acting thus), in order that those dolts may have come towards the fire-temple by means of their own feet (by their own free will).
  • He is showing (what seems to you) a blade of straw, in order that you may quickly give a puff so as to make it vanish out of existence.
  • Beware! for that straw has uprooted mountains: through it the world is weeping, while it (the straw) is in laughter.
  • He makes this river-water seem (only) up to the ankle, (but) a hundred such as Áj son of 'Unuq have ben drowned therein. 2305
  • He makes the wave of blood seem to him a mound of musk: He makes the bottom of the sea seem dry land.
  • Blind Pharaoh deemed that sea dry, so that in (the pride of his) manhood and strength he drave into it.
  • When he enters (it), he is at the bottom of the sea: how should the eye of Pharaoh be seeing?