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CXVII: “Glory to Thee, O my God! The first stirrings of…” |
Glory to Thee, O my God! The first stirrings of
the spring of Thy grace have appeared and clothed
Thine earth with verdure. The clouds of the heaven
of Thy bounty have rained their rain on this City
within whose walls is imprisoned Him Whose desire
is the salvation of Thy creatures. Through it the soil
of this City hath been decked forth, and its trees
clothed with foliage, and its inhabitants gladdened.
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The plants that have sprung forth, O my Lord, in
the hearts of Thy loved ones have withered away.
Send down upon them, from the clouds of Thy spirit,
that which will cause the tender herbs of Thy knowledge
and wisdom to grow within their breasts.
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Rejoice, then, their hearts with the proclamation of
Thy Cause and the exaltation of Thy sovereignty.
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Their eyes, O my Lord, are expectantly turned in
the direction of Thy bounty, and their faces are set
towards the horizon of Thy grace. Suffer them not,
through Thy bounty, to be deprived of Thy grace.
Potent art Thou, by Thy sovereign might, over all
things. No God is there but Thee, the Almighty, the
Help in Peril, the Self-Subsisting.
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