Reading from the words of the compiler: Chapter... to his saying... "The speech of the Divine is not finite"
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The reader: "And He is the One who spoke to His servant Musa with the speech of address, and before that, the two parents
His words are too great to be counted or tallied, nay, even to be comprehended by one who calculates
If all the trees of the lands were pens, writing them with every finger
And the sea were poured into seven seas, for writing the words at every moment
They would be exhausted, but His words would not be exhausted; the speech of the Divine is not finite"
His words are too great to be counted or tallied, nay, even to be comprehended by one who calculates
If all the trees of the lands were pens, writing them with every finger
And the sea were poured into seven seas, for writing the words at every moment
They would be exhausted, but His words would not be exhausted; the speech of the Divine is not finite"