Verily God hath inspired Thee with divine verses and wisdom while still a child and hath graciously deigned to bestow His favour upon the peoples of the world through the influence of Thy Most Great Name, for indeed men have not the least knowledge of the Book. _Chapter LXIII._ “O People of the earth! To attain the ultimate retreat in ...” O People of the earth! To attain the ultimate retreat in God, the True One, are we to seek a Gate other than this exalted Being?... When God created the Remembrance He presented Him to the assemblage of all created beings upon the altar of His Will. Thereupon the concourse of the angels bowed low in adoration to God, the Peerless, the Incomparable; while Satan waxed proud, refusing to submit to His Remembrance; hence he is identified in the Book of God as the arrogant one and the accursed.(43) _Chapter LXVII._ “God, besides Whom there is none other true God, saith: ...” God, besides Whom there is none other true God, saith: Indeed, whoso visiteth the Remembrance of God after His passing, it is as though he hath attained the presence of the Lord, seated upon His mighty Throne. Verily this is the Way of God, the Most Exalted, which hath been irrevocably decreed in the Mother Book... Say, O peoples of the world! Do ye dispute with Me about God by virtue of the names which ye and your fathers have adopted for Him at the promptings of the Evil One?(44) God hath indeed sent down this Book unto Me with truth that ye may be enabled to recognize the true names of God, inasmuch as ye have strayed in error far from the Truth. Verily We have taken a covenant from every created thing upon its coming into being concerning the Remembrance of God, and there shall be none to avert the binding command of God for the purification of mankind, as ordained in the Book which is written by the hand of the Báb. _Chapter LXVIII._ “The people, during the absence of the Báb, re-enacted ...” The people, during the absence of the Báb, re-enacted the episode of the Calf by setting up a blaring figure which embodied animal features in human form(45) ... Whenever the people ask Thee of the appointed Hour say: Verily the knowledge of it is only with My Lord,(46) Who is the Knower of the unseen. There is none other God but Him—He Who hath created you from a single soul,(47) and I have no control over what profiteth Me or harmeth Me, but as My Lord pleaseth.(48) Indeed God is Self-Sufficient and He, My Lord, standeth supreme over all things. _Chapter LXIX._ “Doth it seem strange to the people that We should have ...” Doth it seem strange to the people that We should have revealed the Book to a man from among themselves in order to purge them and give them the good tidings that they shall be rewarded with a sure stance in the presence of their Lord? He indeed beareth witness unto all things...