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be a sign of Thy Revelation among Thy people, |
and the Day-Spring of Thine |
invisible Self amidst Thy creatures, |
until the time when, |
as decreed by |
Thee, |
all Thy previous Revelations culminated in Him Whom Thou hast |
appointed as the Lord of all who are in the heaven of revelation and the |
kingdom of creation, |
Him Whom Thou hast established as the Sovereign Lord |
of all who are in the heavens and all who are on the earth. |
He it was Whom |
Thou hast determined to be the Herald of Thy Most Great Revelation and the |
Announcer of Thy Most Ancient Splendor. |
In this Thou hadst no other |
purpose except to try them who have manifested Thy most excellent titles |
unto all who are in heaven and on earth. |
He it was Whom Thou hast |
commanded to establish His covenant with all created things. |
And when Thy promise came to pass and the set time was fulfilled, |
He Who |
is the Possessor of all Names and Attributes was made manifest unto men. |
Thereupon all that were in the heavens and all that were on the earth were |
terror-stricken save those whom Thou didst keep under Thy protection and |
preserve within the shelter of Thy power and gracious providence. |
There |
befell Him, |
at the hands of such of Thy creatures as have transgressed |
against Thee, |
that which the tongue of no one of Thy servants can recount. |
Look down, |
then, |
upon Him, |
O my God, |
with the eye of Thy tender mercy, |
and |
send down upon Him and upon those that love Him all the good Thou didst |
ordain in the heaven of Thy will and the Tablet of Thy decree. |
Aid them, |
then, |
with Thy succor, |
for Thou art, |
verily, |
the Almighty, |
the Most |
Exalted, |
the All-Glorious, |
the All-Compelling. |
All glory be to Thee, |
O Lord my God! |
I bear witness for Thee to that |
whereto Thou Thyself didst bear witness for Thine own Self, |
ere the day |
Thou hadst created the creation or made mention thereof, |
that Thou art |
God, |
and that there is none other God beside Thee. |
From eternity Thou |
hast, |
in Thy transcendent oneness, |
been immeasurably exalted above Thy |
servants' conception of Thy unity, |
and wilt to eternity remain, |
in Thine |
unapproachable singleness, |
far above the praise of Thy creatures. |
No words |
that any one beside Thee may utter can ever beseem Thee, |
and no man's |
description except Thine own description can befit Thy nature. |
All who |
adore Thy unity have been sore perplexed to fathom the mystery of Thy |
oneness, |
and all have confessed their powerlessness to attain unto the |
comprehension of Thine essence and to scale the pinnacle of Thy knowledge. |
The mighty have all acknowledged their weakness, |
and the learned |
recognized their ignorance. |
They that are possessed of influence are as |
nothing when compared with the revelations of Thy stupendous sovereignty, |
and they who are exalted sink into oblivion when brought before the |
manifestations of Thy great glory. |
The radiance of the brightest |
luminaries is eclipsed by the effulgent splendors of Thy face, |
and the |
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