ion of all its
peoples in one universal Cause, one common Faith. This can in no wise be
achieved except through the power of a skilled, an all-powerful and
inspired Physician. This, verily, is the truth, and all else naught but
error.

CXXI: SAY: O YE THAT ENVY ME AND SEEK MY HURT!...

Say: O ye that envy Me and seek My hurt! The fury of your wrath against Me
confound you! Lo, the Day Star of Glory hath risen above the horizon of My
Revelation, and enveloped with its radiance the whole of mankind. And yet,
behold how ye have shut out yourselves from its splendor and are sunk in
utter heedlessness. Have mercy upon yourselves, and repudiate not the
claim of Him Whose truth ye have already recognized, and be not of them
that transgress.

By the righteousness of the one true God! If ye reject this Revelation,
all the nations of the earth will laugh you to scorn and mock you, for it
is you that have produced, before their eyes, and for the purpose of
vindicating the truth of your Cause, the testimonies of God, the Sovereign
Protector, the Most Powerful, the All-Glorious, the All-Knowing. And yet,
no sooner was His subsequent Revelation, clothed with the glory of an
all-compelling sovereignty, sent down unto you, than ye cast it behind
your backs, O ye that are numbered with the heedless ones!

What! Believe ye in your hearts that ye possess the power to extinguish
the radiance of the Sun, or to eclipse its splendor? Nay, by My life! Ye
will never and can never achieve your purpose, though ye summon to your
aid all that is in the heavens and all that is on the earth. Walk ye in
the fear of God, and render not your works vain. Incline your ears to His
words, and be not of them that are shut out as by a veil from Him. Say:
God is My witness! I have wished nothing whatever for Myself. What I have
wished is the victory of God and the triumph of His Cause. He is Himself a
sufficient witness between you and Me. Were ye to cleanse your eyes, ye
would readily perceive how My deeds testify to the truth of My words, how
My words are a guide to My deeds.

Blinded are your eyes! Perceived ye not the greatness of the power of God
and of His sovereignty? Beheld ye not His majesty and glory? Woe unto you,
ye congregation of the malicious and envious! Hearken unto My speech, and
tarry not though it be for less than a moment. Thus biddeth you He Who is
the Beauty of the All-Merciful, that haply ye may detach yourselves from
the