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As the Primal Point - may our souls be a sacrifice for Him - has stated, this Manifestation declares the same; reflect, so that you may understand! This is the Promised Manifestation to which all have been promised in the scriptures. And today, the deeds of anyone who turns away from this Manifestation are rejected and unmentioned before God. Indeed, He says at that moment: "Verily, I am God, there is no god but Me," just as the Primal Point said before, and the same will be said by those who come after. Have you not seen that it says, "If the sun were to rise a hundred thousand times, it would still be one sun and will always be"? And it says, observe the same in the manifestations of divine unity. | |||
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As the Primal Point - may our souls be a sacrifice for Him - has stated, this Manifestation declares the same; reflect, so that you may understand! This is the Promised Manifestation to which all have been promised in the scriptures. And today, the deeds of anyone who turns away from this Manifestation are rejected and unmentioned before God. Indeed, He says at that moment: "Verily, I am God, there is no god but Me," just as the Primal Point said before, and the same will be said by those who come after. Have you not seen that it says, "If the sun were to rise a hundred thousand times, it would still be one sun and will always be"? And it says, observe the same in the manifestations of divine unity.