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quicken the souls of men, that they may all arise
from their beds of heedlessness and hearken unto
the rustling of the leaves of Paradise, from the
tree which the hand of divine power hath, by the
permission of God, planted in the Ridván of the
All-Glorious.
To them that are endowed with understanding, it is clear and manifest that when the fire of the love of Jesus consumed the veils of Jewish limitations, and His authority was made apparent and partially enforced, He the Revealer of the unseen Beauty, addressing one day His disciples, referred unto His passing, and, kindling in their hearts the fire of bereavement, said unto them: "I go away and come again unto you." And in another place He said: "I go and another will come Who will tell you all that I have not told you, and will fulfil all that I have said." Both these sayings have but one meaning, were you to ponder upon the Manifestations of the Unity of God with divine insight.
Every discerning observer will recognize that in
the Dispensation of the Qur'án both the Book and
the Cause of Jesus were confirmed. As to the matter
of names, Muhammad, Himself, declared: "I
