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strength, |
and called all that are in Thy heaven and all that are on Thy |
earth to turn in the direction of Thy favors and the horizon of Thy |
bounties. |
Some caviled at me, |
and determined to hurt me and slay me. |
Others drank to the full of the wine of Thy grace, |
and hastened towards |
the habitation of Thy throne. |
I beseech Thee, |
O Thou Who art the Creator of earth and heaven and the |
Source of all things, |
to attract Thy servants through the fragrances of |
the Robe of Thine Inspiration and Thy Revelation, |
and to help them attain |
the Tabernacle of Thy behest and power. |
From eternity Thou wert by Thy |
transcendent might supreme over all things, |
and Thou wilt be exalted unto |
eternity in Thy Godhead and surpassing sovereignty. |
Let Thy mercy, |
then, |
be upon Thy servants and Thy creatures. |
Thou art, |
in |
truth, |
the Almighty, |
the Inaccessible, |
the All-Glorious, |
the |
Unconditioned. |
Lauded be Thy name, |
O my God! |
I entreat Thee by the fragrances of the |
Raiment of Thy grace which at Thy bidding and in conformity with Thy |
desire were diffused throughout the entire creation, |
and by the Day-Star |
of Thy will that hath shone brightly, |
through the power of Thy might and |
of Thy sovereignty, |
above the horizon of Thy mercy, |
to blot out from my |
heart all idle fancies and vain imaginings, |
that with all my affections I |
may turn unto Thee, |
O Thou Lord of all mankind! |
I am Thy servant and the son of Thy servant, |
O my God! |
I have laid hold on |
the handle of Thy grace, |
and clung to the cord of Thy tender mercy. |
Ordain |
for me the good things that are with Thee, |
and nourish me from the Table |
Thou didst send down out of the clouds of Thy bounty and the heaven of Thy |
favor. |
Thou, |
in very truth, |
art the Lord of the worlds, |
and the God of all that |
are in heaven and all that are on earth. |
I know not, |
O my God, |
what the Fire is which Thou didst kindle in Thy |
land. |
Earth can never cloud its splendor, |
nor water quench its flame. |
All |
the peoples of the world are powerless to resist its force. |
Great is the |
blessedness of him that hath drawn nigh unto it, |
and heard its roaring. |
Some, |
O my God, |
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