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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1818 Excerpt:...The one of which is immaterial and sot iu lime; the other, the uiateiial woild. Both de« rive their being from the si Undor of the Sun of the Jhistcnce of the Mo t.lnsf. 65. The multiplicity o? worlds, invisible and visible is unity in respect to the Unity of God ( Hilud ), tor nothing el&e hath being. 06. The Perfect seeth unity in multiplicity, and muhiplicity in unity. Commentary. One Sect conceal the l?eally-£ais« tent in the work of the Creation; Ho not perceive the Heal'y.Existent, but observe the Creation; deem iha created lobe separate from the Beally-txineut, arid reckon the Keally-Existent different from the crea ion: and this class are called Ferjind-Shai which meuns " of inferior place". The second is the Sict that see the Keally.Ejslent, but not the Creation; and this class uicidal: they are cull'd SemrSd which rrit?ahs United ( Girdwen I. The chief class see the lie. 11-Existent-, and observe the Creation through Him, and mark God in whatever exists 1 those who are of this class do not believe that to discover unity in mul ipliciy, and in til? tiplicity in nnity is any obstruction to"a knowledge"oF teal unity: t'le name of this blessed class is Semrdd Semrud which means UmteJ-in.Unity (Gei-dvvendGe id wend. 07. OJermshr! thou seest God (Ferkhad) in his servant, and the servant in God: 08. With thee unity does not obstruct multiplicity nor muhiplicity unity. Jeaisliid, Peri. Op, 6Q. Say unto mankind, Look not upon the Self-Existent with this eye: ask for another Commentary. That is. tlie eve of tlie t ear'. '70. How should they not see Him who is God? (Ferkhld). f. That person is born blind who saith that He cannot be seen! " 72. He is blind from'the womb who cannot perceive the Self-existent in this...