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Begoid: Ib Sharm hai land, Anchh where the appearance of a particular descendant are the words of the initial point of Buddh and Khwahid Budh. And where is the boy who still mows his servitude, and whose advocacy is dusty[395]. By the One in Whose hand is my soul, I worship the Beloved Janim Buddh, with whom is my affair. Whenever I see a place on earth, I like to prostrate to God, my beloved and the beloved of the gnostics. I wish upon every atom of its soil I would prostrate to God, my Lord and Lord of the worlds. And where is the number of tablets mentioning the stations of high intensity, looking at the command of God, his honor, his glory, and his majesty with his love, the point of clarification of his friendship: He speaks in everything that I am God, there is no god but me, O my creation, worship me! And if you look at him, where is the station of Nabud, for he is his beloved self, I mentioned nothing but pure servitude to God the Truth. That was the case, but people do not feel.
By Your glory, O my God, I did not think that they would have appeared against them after You gave them good news of this revelation in the scrolls of Your command and the boards of Your judgment. And not a word was sent down from You except that you took with it the covenant of this boy from your creation and your innocence. So I became confused, oh my God, and I didn't know what to do among them. And whenever I remain silent about the beginnings of your remembrance, the spirit moves me between your heavens and your earth. And whenever I dwell, what blows from the right of your will and will shakes me, and I find myself like a leaf that is moved by the winds of your judgment and leaves it as you wish with your command and permission.

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By Your glory, O my God, I did not think that they would have appeared against them after You gave them good news of this revelation in the scrolls of Your command and the boards of Your judgment. And not a word was sent down from You except that you took with it the covenant of this boy from your creation and your innocence. So I became confused, oh my God, and I didn't know what to do among them. And whenever I remain silent about the beginnings of your remembrance, the spirit moves me between your heavens and your earth. And whenever I dwell, what blows from the right of your will and will shakes me, and I find myself like a leaf that is moved by the winds of your judgment and leaves it as you wish with your command and permission.

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