Chapter 5
I have two kinds of voices, says Jehovih: The silent voice and the audible voice.
I created all men susceptible to one or the other of My voices, and many to both.
One man hears My voice in the breeze, and in thunder, and in music.
Another hears My voice in the flowers of the field, and in the scenery of the mountains.
And yet another feels My inspiration; and he skips up the mountainside, and does not tire on the way.
He who neither sees nor feels My inspiration, goes up the mountain in great labor.
In proportion to how clear man is in his corporeality and in his spirit, so does he discern My inspiration.
And if he has great purity as well, then he shapes My Light into corporeal words.
I taught man to call these My revealed words.
Nevertheless, I did not create any corporeal man perfect; nor can any man reveal My words perfectly.
But I created the way open to all men, to try to reveal Me.
According to man’s approximation to perfect manhood, so do I reveal to him, by My Presence and My words.
According to man’s imperfection in manhood, so does My inspiration not manifest on his senses.
I created perfect manhood possible, equal in corporeal and spiritual senses.
Strong corporeal senses and weak spiritual senses detract man from My Presence, and make him infidel to My Person.
Such a man denies My inspiration and the inspiration of My angels. He is little more than a forest tree, which has a trunk and many branches, but does not move from its place.