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And again, inspired by that polytheist, Mulaqi wrote: Even more amazing is that they themselves claim that my expressions are verses, and their messengers say that their seven-year-old children also recite verses. So where will my verses of God's revelation be the proof of his authenticity, when his people also recite verses and their little son also recites verses? And if they say that the verse appears both from the position of creation and letters and from the origin of the dot and the genealogy of truth, then the essence of the verse will not be a proof of the authenticity of the origin of the genealogy, something else is necessary. Explain what it is.
Indeed, if He wanted every soul to speak with praise of Himself, He would be able, and He is the Powerful, the Powerful. And if he wanted to show a soul with all the signs, then he would be able with his authority, and no one would object to him, and God would be a witness to what I say. He spoke to a boy from among the boys to be a proof of him and a proof for himself. And this is the position in which you thank God for that and praise Him, and you opened your tongues by objecting to this remembrance that appeared in the name of the most sublime between the heavens and the earth.

Latest revision as of 16:28, 16 May 2023

Indeed, if He wanted every soul to speak with praise of Himself, He would be able, and He is the Powerful, the Powerful. And if he wanted to show a soul with all the signs, then he would be able with his authority, and no one would object to him, and God would be a witness to what I say. He spoke to a boy from among the boys to be a proof of him and a proof for himself. And this is the position in which you thank God for that and praise Him, and you opened your tongues by objecting to this remembrance that appeared in the name of the most sublime between the heavens and the earth.