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Thanks be to Thee, O Thou the Lord of all names; and glory be to Thee, O |
Maker of the heavens, for all that I have sustained in these days at the |
hands of such of Thy servants as have transgressed against Thee, and of |
Thy people that have dealt frowardly towards Thee. |
Number us, we implore Thee, with them who have stood fast in Thy Cause |
until their souls finally winged their flight unto the heaven of Thy grace |
and the atmosphere of Thy loving-kindness. Thou art, verily, the |
Ever-Forgiving, the Most Merciful. |
Glory be to Thee, O my God! My face hath been set towards Thy face, and my |
face is, verily, Thy face, and my call is Thy call, and my Revelation Thy |
Revelation, and my self Thy Self, and my Cause Thy Cause, and my behest |
Thy behest, and my Being Thy Being, and my sovereignty Thy sovereignty, |
and my glory Thy glory, and my power Thy power. |
I implore Thee, O Thou Fashioner of the nations and the King of eternity, |
to guard Thy handmaidens within the tabernacle of Thy chastity, and to |
cancel such of their deeds as are unworthy of Thy days. Purge out, then, |
from them, O my God, all doubts and idle fancies, and sanctify them from |
whatsoever becometh not their kinship with Thee, O Thou Who art the Lord |
of names, and the Source of utterance. Thou art He in Whose grasp are the |
reins of the entire creation. |
No God is there but Thee, the Almighty, the Most Exalted, the |
All-Glorious, the Self-Subsisting. |
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Glory be to Thee, O my God! I beg of Thee by Thy name, the Most Merciful, |
to protect Thy servants and Thy handmaidens when the tempests of trials |
pass over them, and Thy manifold tests assail them. Enable them, then, O |
my God, so to seek refuge within the stronghold of Thy love and of Thy |
Revelation, that neither Thine adversaries nor the wicked doers among Thy |
servants, who have broken Thy Covenant and Thy Testament, and turned away |
most disdainfully from the Day-Spring of Thine Essence and the Revealer of |
Thy glory, may prevail against them. |
They themselves, O my Lord, have waited at the door of Thy grace. Do Thou |
open it to their faces with the keys of Thy bountiful favors. Potent art |
Thou to do what Thou willest, and to ordain what Thou pleasest. These are |
the ones, O my Lord, who have set their faces towards Thee, and turned |
unto Thy habitation. Do with them, therefore, as becometh Thy mercy, which |
hath surpassed the worlds. |
O my God and my Master! I am Thy servant and the son of Thy servant. I |
have risen from my couch at this dawn-tide when the Day-Star of Thy |
oneness hath shone forth from the Day-Spring of Thy will, and hath shed |
its radiance upon the whole world, according to what had been ordained in |
the Books of Thy Decree. |
Praise be unto Thee, O my God, that we have wakened to the splendors of |
the light of Thy knowledge. Send down, then, upon us, O my Lord, what will |
enable us to dispense with any one but Thee, and will rid us of all |
attachment to aught except Thyself. Write down, moreover, for me, and for |
such as are dear to me, and for my kindred, man and woman alike, the good |
of this world and the world to come. Keep us safe, then, through Thine |
unfailing protection, O Thou the Beloved of the entire creation and the |
Desire of the whole universe, from them whom Thou hast made to be the |
manifestations of the Evil Whisperer, who whisper in men's breasts. Potent |
art Thou to do Thy pleasure. Thou art, verily, the Almighty, the Help in |
Peril, the Self-Subsisting. |
Bless Thou, O Lord my God, Him Whom Thou hast set over Thy most excellent |
Titles, and through Whom Thou hast divided between the godly and the |
wicked, and graciously aid us to do what Thou lovest and desirest. Bless |
Thou, moreover, O my God, them Who are Thy Words and Thy Letters, and them |
who have set their faces towards Thee, and turned unto Thy face, and |
hearkened to Thy Call. |
Thou art, truly, the Lord and King of all men, and art potent over all |
things. |
O God, my God! Be Thou not far from me, for tribulation upon tribulation |
hath gathered about me. O God, my God! Leave me not to myself, for the |
extreme of adversity hath come upon me. Out of the pure milk, drawn from |
the breasts of Thy loving-kindness, give me to drink, for my thirst hath |
utterly consumed me. Beneath the shadow of the wings of Thy mercy shelter |
me, for all mine adversaries with one consent have fallen upon me. Keep me |
near to the throne of Thy majesty, face to face with the revelation of the |
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