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So what is the most powerful of his words, the wisest of his signs, the most evident of his proof, and the greatest of his exposition, but you, O full of explanatory, have wronged God’s soul and being. And he did not fall short in his explanation, he has legislated for you all methods and made clear to you everything that was hidden from you and explained everything to you in detail, as a mercy from Him upon you and a guidance and a reminder to the worlds. And you doubted God’s command over yourselves just as they suspected the boredom of kisses against themselves, and with that, [140] their striving in this world and the Hereafter went astray, and they were an evil people who lose.
O People of Bayan, although you have appeared to a certain extent, there is no thought of consecration and sanctification [146] that anyone will benefit from it, and it is observed that if a hundred thousand chapters of divine knowledge are opened, no one will listen until what time. When you come to understanding, listen to God's advice and think all the days about the previous appearance and the things that happened in those days, so that those things that happened may not disappear from your eyes and cause you to persevere.

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O People of Bayan, although you have appeared to a certain extent, there is no thought of consecration and sanctification [146] that anyone will benefit from it, and it is observed that if a hundred thousand chapters of divine knowledge are opened, no one will listen until what time. When you come to understanding, listen to God's advice and think all the days about the previous appearance and the things that happened in those days, so that those things that happened may not disappear from your eyes and cause you to persevere.