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  • (Be silent) in order that he may speak whose innermost garment is (Divine) inspiration which lays the dust and does not stir up trouble.
  • When Adam became the theatre of (Divine) inspiration and love, his rational soul revealed (to him) the knowledge of the Names.
  • His tongue, (reading) from the page of his heart, recited the name of everything as it (really) is.
  • Through his (inward) vision his tongue was divulging the properties and quiddities of all things. 2650
  • (It was bestowing) such a name as fits the things (named), not so as to call a catamite a lion (hero).
  • Nine hundred years Noah (walked) in the straight way, and every day he had a new sermon to preach.
  • His ruby (lip) drew its eloquence from the corundum (precious jewel) in the hearts (of prophets): he had not read (mystical books like) the Risála or the Qútu ’l-qulúb.
  • He had never learned to preach from (studying) commentaries; nay, (he learned) from the fountain of revelations and from the exposition (set forth) by the spirit—
  • From the wine that (is so potent that) when it is quaffed the water of speech gushes from (the mouth of) the dumb, 2655
  • And the new-born child becomes an eloquent divine and, like the Messiah (Christ), recites (words of) mature wisdom.