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and |
recognize this most luminous Horizon, |
that haply the clamor of men may |
fail to deter them from turning their gaze towards the effulgent light of |
Thy unity, |
and to hinder them from setting their faces toward the Horizon |
of detachment. |
This is the Day, |
O my Lord, |
which Thou didst announce unto all mankind as |
the Day whereon Thou wouldst reveal Thy Self, |
and shed Thy radiance, |
and |
shine brightly over all Thy creatures. |
Thou hast, |
moreover, |
entered into a |
covenant with them, |
in Thy Books, |
and Thy Scriptures, |
and Thy Scrolls, |
and |
Thy Tablets, |
concerning Him Who is the Day-Spring of Thy Revelation, |
and |
hast appointed the Bayán to be the Herald of this Most Great and |
all-glorious Manifestation, |
and this most resplendent and most sublime |
Appearance. |
And when the world's horizon was illumined, |
and He Who is the Most Great |
Name was manifested, |
all disbelieved in Him and in His signs, |
except such |
as have been carried away by the sweetness of Thy glorification and |
praise. |
There befell Him what must remain inscrutable to everyone except |
Thee, |
Whose knowledge transcendeth all who are in Thy heaven and all who |
are on Thy earth. |
Thou well knowest, |
O my God, |
that the Revealer of the Bayán (the Báb) hath |
commanded all mankind concerning Thy Cause, |
and Thy Revelation, |
and Thy |
Sovereignty. |
He hath said, |
and sweet is His speech: |
"Beware lest the Bayán |
and its Letters keep you back from Him Who is the Most Merciful and from |
His sovereignty. |
" He, |
moreover, |
hath written: |
"Were He to produce no more |
than one verse, |
ye must not deny Him. |
Haste ye towards Him, |
that haply He |
may cause to descend upon you what He pleaseth, |
as a token of His grace |
unto you. |
He truly is the Possessor of His servants, |
and the King of |
creation. |
" |
Thou seest, |
then, |
O Thou Who art the Beloved of the world and the Revealer |
of the Most Great Name, |
how He hath come down with the kingdom of His |
signs, |
and in a manner that hath caused the atoms of the earth to testify |
that the whole world hath been filled with these signs. |
And yet, |
notwithstanding this most manifest and all-glorious Revelation, |
and these |
signs which none can appraise except Thee, |
O Thou the King of names, |
Thou |
beholdest how they have broken off from Him Who is the Day-Spring of Thine |
Essence, |
and have caviled at the One Who is the Fountain-Head of Thy |
wisdom and of Thine utterance. |
They were so seized with thirst for fame, |
that they rejected Thy tokens, |
and Thy testimonies, |
and Thy signs, |
which |
every man of insight perceiveth in whatsoever declareth Thy greatness, |
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