Among that is the report on the breath of the Spirit into the splendor from the sixty-sixth chapter, and the hundred breaths into the splendor of the Spirit, from the revelation of the Holy One, the glorification, from that Presence and its arrival, and in it His existence is determined, and it is the very essence of inspiration. It is not like the inspiration of speech, nor the inspiration of a sign or expression, and then there is nothing but inspiration, which is the thought. The thought is from the rain clouds, so only the first thought can be relied upon, for he is the clear and truthful one who does not swear an oath, and with such thought the rebuker rules, and for this reason he is correct and does not make mistakes, and he goes ahead with what he says and does not delay. If the rebuker slows down when asked, then what is he among those men when asked when the one in charge rules? So what he said would be if he were to delay until the second time, then his condition would