What makes us worthy is submission to restraints that will protect us from our own ignorance

Dawn Prayers

1. When the ocean of My presence has ebbed and the book of My revelation is ended, turn your faces toward Him whom God hath purposed.
2. Know ye that the embodiment of liberty and its symbol is the animal. That which beseemeth man is submission of such restraints as will protect him from his own ignorance and guard him against the harm of the mischief maker.
3. O Thou… whose presence is my dearest wish and highest aspiration. I entreat Thee not to withhold from me the things Thou didst ordain for the chosen ones among Thy servants.
4. Many a chilled heart, O my God, hath been set ablaze with the fire of Thy cause.
5. Send down, then, upon me, out of the clouds of Thy generosity, what will pure me from the remembrance of anyone except Thee.
6. And now I implore Thee, by the eternity of Thyself, to enable me to be patient in these tribulations which have caused the Concourse on High to wail, and the denizens of the everlasting paradise to weep.
7. What tongue can voice my thanks to Thee? I was heedless, Thou didst awaken me.
8. She is sick, O my God, and hath entered beneath the tree of Thy healing. Attire her, O my God, with the raiment of Thy balm and Thy healing, and make her quaff from the cup of Thy mercy and Thy favors.
9. I have wakened this morning with my face set toward the splendor of the Daystar of Thy Revelation, through which the heavens of Thy power and Thy majesty have been illuminated.