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and |
Thy sovereignty, |
and acknowledgeth Thy Revelation and Thy might. |
They have |
so traduced Him as to cause the inmates of the all-glorious Tabernacle and |
the Concourse on high to lament, |
and have uttered such calumnies against |
Him that the souls of Thy chosen Ones and the hearts of them that are dear |
to Thee have melted. |
They have erred so grievously that they cast away Thy |
most resplendent signs, |
and clung to their idle fancies, |
O Thou Who art |
the Possessor of Names and the Lord of the Throne on high and of earth |
below! |
Thou art, |
O my God and the Exultation of my heart, |
the One Who hath |
adorned Thy Tablet, |
of which none is aware except Thee, |
with the mention |
of this Day which Thou didst call after Thy name, |
that haply none may on |
that day be seen save Thy most august Self, |
and naught else be brought to |
mind except Thy most sweet remembrance. |
No sooner had He revealed Himself than the foundations of the kindreds of |
the earth shook and trembled, |
and the learned swooned away, |
and the wise |
were bewildered, |
except such as have, |
through the power of Thy might, |
drawn nigh unto Thee, |
and received the choice wine of Thy Revelation from |
the hand of Thy grace, |
and have quaffed it in Thy name, |
and exclaimed: |
"Praise be unto Thee, |
O Thou the Desire of the worlds! |
and glory be to |
Thee, |
O Thou Who art the Exultation of the hearts that pant after Thee! |
" |
My God, |
my Master, |
my Highest Hope, |
and the Goal of my desire! |
Thou seest |
and hearest the sighing of this wronged One, |
from this darksome well which |
the vain imaginations of Thine adversaries have built, |
and from this blind |
pit which the idle fancies of the wicked among Thy creatures have digged. |
By Thy Beauty, |
O Thou Whose glory is uncovered to the face of men! |
I am |
not impatient in the troubles that touch me in my love for Thee, |
neither |
in the adversities which I suffer in Thy path. |
Nay, |
I have, |
by Thy power, |
chosen them for mine own self, |
and I glory in them amongst such of Thy |
creatures as enjoy near access to Thee, |
and those of Thy servants that are |
wholly devoted to Thy Self. |
I beseech Thee, |
however, |
O Thou Who art the Enlightener of the world and |
the Lord of the nations, |
at this very moment when, |
with the hands of hope, |
I have clung to the hem of the raiment of Thy mercy and Thy bounty, |
to |
forgive Thy servants who have soared in the atmosphere of Thy nearness, |
and set their faces towards the splendors of the light of Thy countenance, |
and turned unto the horizon of Thy good pleasure, |
and approached the ocean |
of Thy mercy, |
and all their lives long have spoken forth Thy praise, |
and |
have been inflamed with the fire of their love for Thee. |
Do Thou ordain |
for them, |
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