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If you notice that the measure of God’s will is extravagance and transgression against God, whatever deeds are committed. And after May Vermaand, addressing that venerable name, he said - may he be exalted -: O my friend, in the scriptures, there was no limit to the thrones of the appearance of God, neither before nor after, but people are veiled from the secret of the matter. And that, O my remembrance, in the books after the pages, there is nothing in the Thrones except that which guides them to God, their Lord. Say: Everyone from God to God shall be returned. Oh my name in the statement, see how you watch my evidence in every appearance and until then I did not open the door of the name in a previous appearance. This is from God's grace to those in the statement, but people do not know.
And any cash that has a matter, from where are my souls, as it is rejected by God, it is mentioned with affection. You have made delusion for yourself a lord instead of God, and you do not feel what you say. But God is witnessing what you have committed in the vain life, so He will take you by force from Himself, and He is the most severe of the avengers. Nevertheless, there are souls who abandon it, or make a statement that has been tainted by it, and my soul, like a statement that has an appearance or an apparent intensity, or a person who abandons its shamelessness. By God, you spoke to us in deceitful desires, and you took my pleasure, except in delusion and arrogance,[258] and you think of yourself that you are of the rightly guided.

Latest revision as of 15:20, 16 May 2023

And any cash that has a matter, from where are my souls, as it is rejected by God, it is mentioned with affection. You have made delusion for yourself a lord instead of God, and you do not feel what you say. But God is witnessing what you have committed in the vain life, so He will take you by force from Himself, and He is the most severe of the avengers. Nevertheless, there are souls who abandon it, or make a statement that has been tainted by it, and my soul, like a statement that has an appearance or an apparent intensity, or a person who abandons its shamelessness. By God, you spoke to us in deceitful desires, and you took my pleasure, except in delusion and arrogance,[258] and you think of yourself that you are of the rightly guided.

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