The Báb, who listened attentively to his words, and who was
well aware of his helplessness and poverty of soul, answered and said: “Verily
I say, the Truth is even now known and distinguished from falsehood. O shrine
of the Prophet of God, and you, O Quddús, who have believed in Me! I take you
both, in this hour, as My witnesses. You have seen and heard that which has
come to pass between Me and him. I call upon you to testify thereunto, and God,
verily, is, beyond and above you, My sure and ultimate Witness. He is the
All-Seeing, the All-Knowing, the All-Wise. O Muhit! Set forth whatsoever
perplexes your mind, and I will, by the aid of God, unloose My tongue and
undertake to resolve your problems, so that you may testify to the excellence
of My utterance and realise that no one besides Me is able to manifest My
wisdom.” (Chapter 7, ‘The Dawn-Breakers’)
