(86) But those who, when the law has been well preached to them, follow the law, will pass across the dominion of death, however difficult to overcome.

(12) They who know truth in truth, and untruth in untruth, arrive at truth, and follow true desires.

(15) Notwithstanding this clear pronouncement of the Koran there are those who, through their ignorance of God, do transgress these limits, and this ignorance may be due to several different causes: Firstly, there are some who, failing to find God by observation, conclude that there is no God and that this world of wonders made itself, or existed from everlasting. They are like a man who, seeing a beautifully written letter, should suppose that it had written itself without a writer, or had always existed. People in this state of mind are so far gone in error that it is of little use to argue with them. Such are some of the physicists and astronomers to whom we referred above.

(319) They who know what is forbidden as forbidden, and what is not forbidden as not forbidden, such men, embracing the true doctrine, enter the good path.

(11) They who imagine truth in untruth, and see untruth in truth, never arrive at truth, but follow vain desires.

(3) But those who, carping at this, My teaching, practise it not, — know them as deluded in all knowledge, as senseless men doomed to destruction.

(23) But seeing thou knowest it, and dost it not, and the other know it not, but yet do it, they with their Doing judge thy Knowledge; and thou art found to be a Hypocrite, Dissembler, and an unprofitable Servant, who wast put into the Vineyard of the Lord, and will not work therein.

(22) For who shall judge them, if their Hearts qualify, unite, or operate with God? For though they do not know him, and yet work and labour in his Spirit, in Righteousness, and in the Purity of their Heart, in true Love one to another, they testify assuredly, that the Law of God is in their Heart. [Rom. 2. 15. they testify assuredly, that the Law of God is in their Heart.]

(48) Christ said, “He that believeth not,” or will not or cannot believe, “shall be damned.” It is so of a truth; for a man, while he is in this present time, hath not knowledge; and he cannot attain unto it, unless he first believe. And he who would know before he believeth, cometh never to true knowledge. We speak not here of the articles of the Christian faith, for every one believeth them, and they are common to every Christian man, whether he be sinful or saved, good or wicked; and they must be believed in the first place, for without that, one cannot come to know them. But we are speaking of a certain Truth which it is possible to know by experience, but which ye must believe in, before that ye know it by experience, else ye will never come to know it truly. This is the faith of which Christ speaketh in that saying of His.

(51) Very much; for they know the Way of Life, and know how they should rise from the Fall: But if any will lie still, then he must be thrown into the Ditch, and there must perish with all the wicked Heathens.