 And when we resolved to destroy a city, we commanded the inhabitants thereof, who lived in affluence, to obey our apostle; but they acted corruptly therein: wherefore the sentence was justly pronounced against that city; and we destroyed it with an utter...  Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary - Page 482by Ibn Khallikān - 1843Full view - About this book
 | 1904 - 234 pages
...the burden of another. We did not punish any people, until we had first sent an apostle to warn them. And when we resolved to destroy a city, we commanded...sentence was justly pronounced against that city ; and we destroyed it with an utter destruction. And how many generations have we consumed since Noah ? for... | |
 | Leo Wiener - 1920 - 364 pages
...life before this, while on earth, and obstinately persisted in a heinous wickedness," LVI. 44, 45; "and when we resolved to destroy a city, we commanded the inhabitants thereof, who live in affluence, to obey our apostle, but they acted corruptly therein, wherefore the sentence was... | |
 | 2003 - 214 pages
...the burden of another. We did not punish any people, until we had first sent an apostle to warn them. And when we resolved to destroy a city, we commanded...sentence was justly pronounced against that city ; and we destroyed it with an utter destruction. And how many generations have we consumed since Noah ? for... | |
 | 1861 - 639 pages
...the burden of another. We did not punish any people, until we had first sent an apostle to warn them. And when we resolved to destroy a city, we commanded...sentence was justly pronounced against that city; and we destroyed it with an utter destruction. And how many generations have we consumed since Noah? for... | |
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