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Glorified art Thou, |
O Lord my God! |
I implore Thee by the onrushing winds |
of Thy grace, |
and by them Who are the Day-Springs of Thy purpose and the |
Dawning-Places of Thine inspiration, |
to send down upon me and upon all |
that have sought Thy face that which beseemeth Thy generosity and |
bountiful grace, |
and is worthy of Thy bestowals and favors. |
Poor and |
desolate I am, |
O my Lord! |
Immerse me in the ocean of Thy wealth; |
athirst, |
suffer me to drink from the living waters of Thy loving-kindness. |
I beseech Thee, |
by Thine own Self and by Him Whom Thou hast appointed as |
the Manifestation of Thine own Being and Thy discriminating Word unto all |
that are in heaven and on earth, |
to gather together Thy servants beneath |
the shade of the Tree of Thy gracious providence. |
Help them, |
then, |
to |
partake of its fruits, |
to incline their ears to the rustling of its |
leaves, |
and to the sweetness of the voice of the Bird that chanteth upon |
its branches. |
Thou art, |
verily, |
the Help in Peril, |
the Inaccessible, |
the |
Almighty, |
the Most Bountiful. |
Praised be Thou, |
O Lord my God! |
I implore Thee by Them Who are the |
Tabernacles of Thy Divine holiness, |
Who are the Manifestations of Thy |
transcendent unity and the Day-Springs of Thine inspiration and |
revelation, |
to grant that Thy servants may not be kept back from this |
Divine Law which, |
at Thy will and according to Thy pleasure, |
hath branched |
out from Thy most great Ocean. |
Do Thou, |
then, |
ordain for them that which |
Thou didst ordain for Thy chosen ones and for the righteous among Thy |
creatures, |
whose constancy in Thy Cause the tempests of trials have failed |
to shake, |
and whom the tumults of tests have been powerless to hinder from |
magnifying Thy most exalted Word--the Word through Which the heavens of |
men's idle fancies and vain imaginations have been split asunder. |
Thou |
art, |
verily, |
the Almighty, |
the All-Glorious, |
the All-Knowing. |
Enable, |
then, |
Thy servants, |
O my God, |
to recognize the Day-Star that hath |
shone forth above the horizon of Thine irrevocable decree and purpose, |
and |
suffer them not to be deprived of the Paradise which Thou, |
by Thy name, |
the All-Glorious, |
hast called into being in the heavens of Thine exalted |
omnipotence. |
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