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“Recite ye the verses of God every morn and eventide.” (Bahá’u’lláh, ‘The Kitáb-i-Aqdas’)
June 16
…Thou art the one God, the Incomparable, Whose help is
implored by all men. From everlasting Thou wert alone, with none to describe
Thee, and wilt abide for ever the same with no one else to equal or rival Thee.
Were the existence of any co-equal with Thee to be recognized, how could it
then be maintained that Thou art the Incomparable, or that Thy Godhead is
immeasurably exalted above all peers or likeness? The contemplation of the
highest minds that have recognized Thy unity failed to attain unto the
comprehension of the One Thou hast created through the word of Thy commandment,
how much more must it be powerless to soar into the atmosphere of the knowledge
of Thine own Being. Every praise which any tongue or pen can recount, every
imagination which any heart can devise, is debarred from the station which Thy
most exalted Pen hath ordained, how much more must it fall short of the heights
which Thou hast Thyself immensely exalted above the conception and the
description of any creature. For the attempt of the evanescent to conceive the
signs of the Uncreated is as the stirring of the drop before the tumult of Thy
billowing oceans. Nay, forbid it, O my God, that I should thus venture to
describe Thee, for every similitude and comparison must pertain to what is
essentially created by Thee. How can then such similitude and comparison ever
befit Thee, or reach up unto Thy Self? (Baha’u’llah, ‘Prayers and Meditations
by Baha’u’llah’)