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Some knew “the Word” |
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“In the beginning was
the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God”.
The Gospel according to John 1:1 |
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“I am
Alpha & Omega, the beginning and the ending, the first and the
last saith the Lord, which
is, and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty.”
Revelation 1:8;
21:6; 22:13 |
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“I have much more to
tell you, but now it would be too much
for you to bear. When, however the Spirit comes, who reveals
the truth about God, he will lead you
into all the truth. He will not speak on his authority, but he will speak of
what he hears...”
Jesus Christ quoted as saying in “The
Gospel according to John, 16:12-13” |
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“Don’t talk Much, and
use the words sparingly, one at a time,
By this
One Word, solve the riddle of a
hundred thousand.”
Yusuf Has Hacip of Balasagun; Kutadgu Bilig (1070). |
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“The archer that never
misses is Rain,
The sage that
never mistakes is Echo...”
Mahmut of Kaþgar; Divanü Lûgat-it-Türk (1072). |
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“Am I to die then, O
My God, for not saying It ?”
Yunus Emre, Turkish sufi poet, 13th c. |
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“Benim
dilim guþ dilidir...”
Benim ilim dost ilidir,
Ben bilbelim, dost gülüdür
Bilin, gülüm solmaz benim.”
Yunus Emre, Turkish sufi poet, 13th c. |
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“Who knows of how many
extractions we are from,
Certainly not
from a spark of fire, nor a drop of water!
... ...
{But} We are in the mighty arrow and from the hidden bow.”
Abdal Musa, Turkish sage & poet, 14th
c.
(He made this comment when the prevailing knowledge of his time used to assert
that man was made of four elements. –DT) |
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“Ýncecikten bir kar
yaðar,
Tozar Elif, Elif
diye...
Ak elleri
kalem tutar,
Yazar
Elif, Elif diye...” |
“In fine hail is the
snow,
It swirls Aleph, Aleph...
In her white hand is the pen,
She scribes Aleph, Aleph...” |
Karacaoðlan, Turkish folk poet, 15th
c. |
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“Muhyî sana
olan himmet
Âþýk isen cana minnet
Elif Allah, mim Muhammed
Kisvemizdedir dâl’ýmýz”
Muhyî, Turkish sufi poet, 16th
c. |
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“La mère du mair est
tombé dans la mer...”
Anonymous French saying. |
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“Child is the Father
of Man...”
W.
Wordsworth
(1770 - 1850) |
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“And what rough beast,
its hour come round at last,
Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?”
W. B. Yeats (1865 - 1939); The Second Coming |
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Shaw
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“If we want to spell
English correctly the way it should be, then we have to write GHOTI instead of
FISH, as in enouGH, wOmen, attenTIon.”
G. B. Shaw (1856 - 1950) |
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“God does not play
dice!..”
A.
Einstein |
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“Sky be blue, and more
than blue,
Wind be flesh and
blood,
Flesh and
blood be deathless...”
Kenneth Thysson (?), American poet, 20th
c. |
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