Kitáb-i-Íqán | 175 |
We have variously and repeatedly set forth the meaning of every theme, that perchance every soul, whether high or low, may obtain, according to his measure and capacity, his share and portion thereof. Should he be unable to comprehend a certain argument, he may, thus, by referring unto another, attain his purpose. "That all sorts of men may know where to quench their thirst."
By God! This Bird of Heaven, now dwelling
upon the dust, can, besides these melodies, utter a
myriad songs, and is able, apart from these utterances,
to unfold innumerable mysteries. Every
single note of its unpronounced utterances is immeasurably
exalted above all that hath already
been revealed, and immensely glorified beyond
that which hath streamed from this Pen. Let the
future disclose the hour when the Brides of inner
meaning will, as decreed by the Will of God,
hasten forth, unveiled, out of their mystic mansions,