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And I did not intend in the statement except Himself, nor among the supplications except His mention, nor among the names except His name, the blessed, the most impeccable, the most sacred, the most ingenious, the magnificent. By my life, if I were to mention the Lordship, I would only mean His Lordship over all things. And if divinity were mentioned from my pen, my intention would be none other than the God of the worlds. And if it came from my pen to mention the intention, then it was my intention. The same applies to the Beloved, for He was My Beloved and the Beloved of those who know. And if I mentioned the mention of prostration, I only wanted to prostrate to His Exalted, Exalted, Mighty Face. And if I praise a soul, the intention of my heart is nothing but to praise itself. And if I order the people to do something, I only want to do it to please Him on the day of His appearance. And with that, he bears witness to every time of the might of my Lord, the All-Knowing, the Wise. And I made everything dependent on His ratification and His pleasure, and that He is the One who has Himself been the God of the worlds and the destination of those who seek [355]. And you have done to himself what the nation of al-Furqan did not do to myself, nor did the Jews fill in the spirit.
And you disbelieved in him and his signs, and you were not satisfied with that, and you did not notice the rights of God in his right, and you did not observe the command of God in himself, the Most High, the All-Knowing, until you objected to all his actions, one after another, and you were among the mockers[358]. Some of you said: “He drinks tea!” And some of you said: “He eats food!” And there are those among you who object to his clothing after the fact that every thread of his thread bears witness that there is no god but Him, and that it is the purpose of those close to Him.

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And you disbelieved in him and his signs, and you were not satisfied with that, and you did not notice the rights of God in his right, and you did not observe the command of God in himself, the Most High, the All-Knowing, until you objected to all his actions, one after another, and you were among the mockers[358]. Some of you said: “He drinks tea!” And some of you said: “He eats food!” And there are those among you who object to his clothing after the fact that every thread of his thread bears witness that there is no god but Him, and that it is the purpose of those close to Him.

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