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"O thou attracted maid-servant of God!..."
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O thou attracted maid-servant of God!
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Thy letter was received. Its contents were redolent
with spiritual emotion. Praise be unto God! who hath
created sanctified souls, illumining them with the reflections
of the Sun of Truth, and raising certain persons
for the service of the Kingdom and gardening in the
divine orchard. I hope thou wilt become a fruitful
tree producing sweet fruits. Trust thou in the bounties
of God and engage thyself in His service.
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Praise be to God! that thou feelest progress in the
luminous realm through divine love. This very fact
denotes that, God willing, thou art to be a fruitful tree;
nay, rather, thou wilt become a rose-garden of the
hyacinths
[See foot note page 479. Here it implies the wisdom which comes from knowledge of realities and significations.]
of realities and significances. Supplicate
God that thou mayest become so. Verily this is not
impossible for God to fulfill!
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