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CLII: “Lauded be Thy name, O my God! I can discover…” 244 |
Lauded be Thy name, O my God! I can discover
no one in Thy realm who can befittingly turn unto
Thee, or is able to adequately hearken unto what hath
gone out of the mouth of Thy will. I beseech Thee,
therefore, O Thou Who art the Possessor of the entire
creation and the King of the realm of Thine invention,
graciously to aid Thy creatures to accomplish
that which is pleasing and acceptable unto Thee, that
they may arise to serve Thy Cause amidst Thy creatures,
and to speak forth Thy praise before all who
are in heaven and on earth.
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Thou art He, O my Lord, Whose bounty hath surpassed
all things, and Whose power hath transcended
all things, and Whose mercy hath encompassed all
things. Look, then, upon Thy people with the eyes of
Thy tender mercies, and leave them not to themselves
and to their corrupt desires in Thy days. How
farsoever they may have strayed from Thee, and however
grievously they have turned back from Thy face,
yet Thou, in Thine essence, art the All-Bountiful, and,
in Thine inmost spirit, art the Most Merciful. Deal
with them according to the unrevealed tokens of Thy
bounty and Thy gifts. Thou art, verily, the One to
the power of Whose might all things have testified,
and to Whose majesty and omnipotence the whole
creation hath borne witness.
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