Unnamed Tablet to Varqa from Jun 28 1881/GPT4 16

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As for what was written about Mr. Mirza Mohammad Khan and Mr. Mirza Mohammad Ali, it was presented in the most inviolable and holy presence, and two tablets, the most honored and exalted, specifically for them were sent down from the heaven of divine will and dispatched. God willing, they may succeed in attaining them and be supported in what God wills. And regarding Mr. Sabz Ali, whom you mentioned, as well as attention to Zanjan and stopping there for the purpose of promoting the cause of God, all these levels have been presented. His Majesty has stated that attention to that land is greatly beloved, for most are unaware and are seen isolated from the matter. God willing, with the fire of Rahman's love, you may cause ignition and refresh the withered, halted hearts with the Kauthar of Rahman's remembrance. Mr. Rasool, upon him be the glory of God, is adorned by the tongue of this oppressed one with the ornament of Takbir. Say, by the life of God, you are mentioned before the Throne and written in my clear book. The regard of truth has been and, God willing, will continue to be directed towards you. Stand firm in the service of your Lord's cause in all states of affairs. What you see will perish, but what has emerged from the Highest Pen will remain for you as long as the kingdom of the Almighty, Wise God endures. Adorn all the friends of that land with the ornament of the explanation, the Owner of religions. It is good when a heart is inflamed in His love, and a tongue that speaks in His remembrance. Say, O friends of Rahman, strive so that each of you may be seen as bright and illuminating as the sun from the horizon of the sky of steadfastness, so that you may see the polytheist with God, what he has and those with him, as merely a handful of clay. This is the station of grand steadfastness where the horizons of the divine tablets are bright and clear with its remembrance. Oh beloved of my heart, some weak souls in the lands of that personage and its surroundings are seen on the verge of a precipice, for they have heard what was not worthy of listening and have taken from souls devoid of knowledge. This is what I have understood from the interpretation of the utterances from the Abode of Signs and presented it for your consideration. God willing, with the arms of divine power and strength, and the sufficing, healing explanations, they may turn from the north of suspicion to the right of certainty and drink from the Kauthar of steadfastness. It is a wonder about people who ask about the brightness and lights of the sun. Tell them, O owners of sight, to turn to the sun itself and recognize it; it does not need anything else to prove its matter—its signs, existence, and proof are sufficient. Have they not heard this word, or have they not seen the sun of favor rising from the horizon of manifestation, or have they not perceived the breezes of the utterances? In this greatest manifestation, all are commanded to see with their own eyes and recognize Him, while all of the world is a book confirming this resolute matter, and all things, books, scriptures, and tablets call out with the highest explanation, and all give tidings of the days of God. The soul of the beloved, this servant, indeed, anyone of discernment among the veiled, is bewildered by their statements. What this servant has presented, if some friends and gentlemen consider it, is greatly beloved, perhaps it may free the servants from the darkness of suspicions and illusions and illuminate them with the morning of the divine day. If they contemplate the greatness mentioned in all books regarding this most holy, inviolable matter, they will become aware. In one place it is said, 'This is the day in which only God is mentioned.' The false breezes that were before have prevented people from the essence of truth on this wondrous, impregnable day. In this place, utterances from the tongue of antiquity appear that if attentive ears listen, they will surely be freed from what is with the people and liberated. To Him belongs the command, and He has the greatness and the power, and He is the ruler over what He wills, and He is the Strong, the Capable. Last night, a few tablets from the heaven of divine knowledge descended, containing some remembrances that truly melted the soul and inflamed the body. This mortal servant intended to send their text, but then did not find the opportunity as several travelers were present and each one requests numerous tablets from the heaven of unity, and this mortal servant is busy writing them with a hundred thousand tongues. I plead that this mortal be supported to fulfill this grave matter, for He is the Supporter, the Powerful, and the servant asks his Lord not to deprive His servants of what has appeared in the kingdom by His Greatest, Great Name.