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the more loudly didst Thou call upon Him. |
And every time the veils of the |
perverse came in between Thee and Thy servants, |
Thou didst shed the |
splendors of the light of Thy countenance out of the heaven of Thy grace. |
Thou art, |
in very truth, |
the Self-Subsisting as testified by the tongue of |
God, |
the All-Glorious, |
the one alone Beloved; |
and Thou art the Desire of |
the world as attested by what hath flowed down from the Pen of Him Who |
hath announced unto Thy servants Thy hidden Name, |
and adorned the entire |
creation with the ornament of Thy love, |
the Most Precious, |
the Most |
Exalted. |
"The eyes of the world were gladdened at the sight of Thy luminous |
countenance, |
and yet the peoples have united to put out Thy light, |
O Thou |
in Whose hands are the reins of the worlds! |
All the atoms of the earth |
have celebrated Thy praise, |
and all created things have been set ablaze |
with the drops sprinkled by the ocean of Thy love, |
and yet the people |
still seek to quench Thy fire. |
Nay--and to this Thine own Self beareth me |
witness--they are all weakness, |
and Thou, |
verily, |
art the All-Powerful; |
and |
they are but paupers and Thou, |
in truth, |
art the All-Possessing; |
and they |
are impotent and Thou art, |
truly, |
the Almighty. |
Naught can ever frustrate |
Thy purpose, |
neither can the dissensions of the world harm Thee. |
Through |
the breaths of Thine utterance the heaven of understanding hath been |
adorned, |
and by the effusions of Thy pen every moldering bone hath been |
quickened. |
Grieve not at what hath befallen Thee, |
neither do Thou lay hold |
on them for the things they have committed in Thy days. |
Do Thou be |
forbearing toward them. |
Thou art the Ever-Forgiving, |
the Most |
Compassionate. |
" |
Praise be unto Thee, |
O my God! |
Thou art He Who by a word of His mouth hath |
revolutionized the entire creation, |
and by a stroke of His pen hath |
divided Thy servants one from another. |
I bear witness, |
O my God, |
that |
through a word spoken by Thee in this Revelation all created things were |
made to expire, |
and through yet another word all such as Thou didst wish |
were, |
by Thy grace and bounty, |
endued with new life. |
I render Thee thanks, |
therefore, |
and extol Thee, |
in the name of all them |
that are dear to Thee, |
for that Thou hast caused them to be born again, |
by |
reason of the living waters which have flowed down out of the mouth of Thy |
will. |
Since Thou didst quicken them by Thy bounteousness, |
O my God, |
make |
them steadfastly inclined, |
through Thy graciousness, |
towards Thy will; |
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