O Thou, God, before whom sin is without consequence,

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O Thou, God, before whom sin is without consequence, by Omar Khayyam

O Thou, God, before whom sin is without consequence,
tell him who possesses intelligence to proclaim this important
point: that in the eyes of a philosopher it is an
absolute absurdity to make divine fore-knowledge in league
with sin.
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