Haqiqatul-Wahi (The Philosophy of Divine Revelation) — Page 745
SIGN NUMBER 199, 200, 201 745 news to me in Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya which I am now writing. Also, addressing me God had said: The world shall flock to you from every direction. Hundreds of thousands of humans shall come to serve you. People will come in such immense numbers that you might get tired of meeting them and become impolite. Roads will develop ruts under the stress of their traffic. And a whole world will turn towards you. The enemies will exert themselves to prevent it, but God will fulfil His promise. You were the first witnesses of this prophecy, but you withheld the tes- timony all too knowingly. O fearless and hard-hearted people! Have you not read this grand prophecy in Barāhīn-e-Aḥmadiyya? Are you not witnesses to the fact that these prophecies really belong to a time when human reason could not envisage that something like this could ever occur? Can you say that any human being passing through such a time of obscurity could make such a prophecy? If there is any such precedent in the world then do present it. Otherwise, be sure that the argument of God has been completed against you. You cannot flee from it anywhere. Anyone who treats a Sign of God with disrespect is inherently dishonour- able of the first degree and possesses an unholy nature. He does not die until he witnesses another awe-striking Sign of wrath. Therefore, shed your audacity lest the wrath of God descend upon you and leave you totally decimated. The All-Powerful God can never be fatigued by man. I perceive that He shall show yet another Sign, for the world has not so far acknowledged His Signs, but has, instead, ridiculed them. Strange indeed is the plight of the earth; it is as if it is dead. No one looks with the eyes of righteousness as to how much the truth has been manifested. Rather, they are inclined towards rejection and do not benefit at all from the Signs of God. Everyone is content with fables, which people prefer to the bright Signs of God. I can see that these