Lawh-i-Istintaq/GPT4 19

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"Those declarations which were uttered at that moment, if the Prophet were to speak in the night, it would turn to day, arising from that very night."

"The night would become bright as the dawn, I do not know, he spoke again that phrase."

"You indeed know what the sun in Aries says to the honest blossoms without deceit."

"You also know what that clear water says to the blossoms, to the saplings."

However, this servant has been and will always be incapable of mentioning the divine statements and heavenly terms. Afterwards, the Pasha sent word to return to your house and apologized for what had occurred. He said that returning to the original imprisonment is more suitable since many are imprisoned. Some have presented themselves, stating that the townspeople are in an uproar; it is not possible to release the prisoners. It is better if they wait for a few more days. After returning to the house, he said, and that was at eleven o'clock on Thursday. In summary, from the beginning of the beauty of the step's departure from the sanctuary to the time of entry, sixty-nine and a half hours had passed. The first night's stay in the inn was five and a half hours, imprisonment near the barracks was eighteen and a half hours, imprisonment in the dome above the barracks was thirty-eight and a half hours, and the second entrance and stay in the inn was seven hours. Thus the matter was decreed by God, the Almighty, the All-Knowing, the Wise.