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Otuzuncu Lem'a/en: Revizyonlar arasındaki fark

"Especially the members, faculties, and senses of a single of the innumerable members of those species; they are related to each other with so fine a balance and equilibrium that their balance and mutual proportion show an All-Wise and Just Maker so clearly as to be self-evident." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu
("So, come and consider the balance and equilibrium of the sun and its twelve planets. Does it not point as clearly as the sun to the All-Glorious One who is All-Just and All-Powerful? Especially our ship, that is, the globe of the earth, which is one of the planets; it travels an orbit of twenty-four thousand years in one year, not scattering or shaking the things stored up and stacked on its face, despite its extraordinary speed, nor throwing them off in..." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu)
("Especially the members, faculties, and senses of a single of the innumerable members of those species; they are related to each other with so fine a balance and equilibrium that their balance and mutual proportion show an All-Wise and Just Maker so clearly as to be self-evident." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu)
63. satır: 63. satır:
So, come and consider the balance and equilibrium of the sun and its twelve planets. Does it not point as clearly as the sun to the All-Glorious One who is All-Just and All-Powerful? Especially our ship, that is, the globe of the earth, which is one of the planets; it travels an orbit of twenty-four thousand years in one year, not scattering or shaking the things stored up and stacked on its face, despite its extraordinary speed, nor throwing them off into  space. If its speed had been increased or reduced just a little, it would have thrown its inhabitants off into the atmosphere, and scattered them through space. And if its balance was to be destroyed for a minute, or even a second, it would destroy the world. Indeed, it would clash with another body and doomsday would break forth.
So, come and consider the balance and equilibrium of the sun and its twelve planets. Does it not point as clearly as the sun to the All-Glorious One who is All-Just and All-Powerful? Especially our ship, that is, the globe of the earth, which is one of the planets; it travels an orbit of twenty-four thousand years in one year, not scattering or shaking the things stored up and stacked on its face, despite its extraordinary speed, nor throwing them off into  space. If its speed had been increased or reduced just a little, it would have thrown its inhabitants off into the atmosphere, and scattered them through space. And if its balance was to be destroyed for a minute, or even a second, it would destroy the world. Indeed, it would clash with another body and doomsday would break forth.


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Especially the compassionate balance on the face of the  earth of the births, deaths, livelihoods, and lives of the four hundred thousand plant and animal species; it shows a single Just and Compassionate One, as clearly as light shows the sun.
Ve bilhassa zeminin yüzünde nebatî ve hayvanî dört yüz bin taifenin tevellüdat ve vefiyatça ve iaşe ve yaşayışça rahîmane muvazeneleri, ziya güneşi gösterdiği gibi bir tek Zat-ı Adl ve Rahîm’i gösteriyor.
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Especially the members, faculties, and senses of a single of the innumerable members of those species; they are related to each other with so fine a balance and equilibrium that  their balance  and  mutual proportion show an All-Wise and  Just Maker so clearly as to be self-evident.
Ve bilhassa o hadsiz milletlerin hadsiz efradından bir tek ferdin azası, cihazatı, duyguları o derece hassas bir mizanla birbiriyle münasebettar ve muvazenettedir ki o tenasüp, o muvazene, bedahet derecesinde bir Sâni’-i Adl ve Hakîm’i gösteriyor.
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