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signs of Thy glory, |
for wretchedness hath grievously touched me. |
With the |
fruits of the Tree of Thine Eternity nourish me, |
for uttermost weakness |
hath overtaken me. |
From the cups of joy, |
proffered by the hands of Thy |
tender mercies, |
feed me, |
for manifold sorrows have laid mighty hold upon |
me. |
With the broidered robe of Thine omnipotent sovereignty attire me, |
for |
poverty hath altogether despoiled me. |
Lulled by the cooing of the Dove of |
Thine Eternity, |
suffer me to sleep, |
for woes at their blackest have |
befallen me. |
Before the throne of Thy oneness, |
amid the blaze of the |
beauty of Thy countenance, |
cause me to abide, |
for fear and trembling have |
violently crushed me. |
Beneath the ocean of Thy forgiveness, |
faced with the |
restlessness of the leviathan of glory, |
immerse me, |
for my sins have |
utterly doomed me. |
CXLVI: |
"GLORY BE TO THEE, |
O LORD MY GOD! |
I BEG OF THEE. |
. |
. |
" |
Glory be to Thee, |
O Lord my God! |
I beg of Thee by Thy Name through which |
He Who is Thy Beauty hath been stablished upon the throne of Thy Cause, |
and by Thy Name through which Thou changest all things, |
and gatherest |
together all things, |
and callest to account all things, |
and rewardest all |
things, |
and preservest all things, |
and sustainest all things--I beg of Thee |
to guard this handmaiden who hath fled for refuge to Thee, |
and hath sought |
the shelter of Him in Whom Thou Thyself art manifest, |
and hath put her |
whole trust and confidence in Thee. |
She is sick, |
O my God, |
and hath entered beneath the shadow of the Tree of |
Thy healing; |
afflicted, |
and hath fled to the City of Thy protection; |
diseased, |
and hath sought the Fountain-Head of Thy favors; |
sorely vexed, |
and hath hasted to attain the Well-Spring of Thy tranquillity; |
burdened |
with sin, |
and hath set her face toward the court of Thy forgiveness. |
Attire her, |
by Thy sovereignty and Thy loving-kindness, |
O my God and my |
Beloved, |
with the raiment of Thy balm and Thy healing, |
and make her quaff |
of the cup of Thy mercy and Thy favors. |
Protect her, |
moreover, |
from every |
affliction and ailment, |
from all pain and sickness, |
and from whatsoever |
may be abhorrent unto Thee. |
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