He is the All-Glorious.
This is the garden of Paradise, wherein arise the anthems of
God, the Help in Peril, the Self-Subsisting; wherein ascend the soul-entrancing
melodies warbled by the Nightingale of Eternity upon the twigs of the Divine
Lote-Tree; wherein abide the Maids of Heaven whom none hath touched save God,
the All-Glorious, the Most Holy; and wherein lieth enshrined that which draweth
the needy to the shores of the ocean of true wealth and guideth the people to
the Word of God. And this, verily, is naught but the manifest truth.
By Thy name “He”! Verily Thou art “He”, O Thou Who art “He”!
[1]
- Baha’u’llah (‘Days of Remembrance’)
[1] In the Tafsír-i-Hú Bahá’u’lláh explains that the name
“He” (or Huva, consisting of the letters Há’ and Váv) is God’s Most Great Name,
for it is a mirror in which all of God’s names and attributes are reflected
together.
