42: "Therefore, hath it been said: "Knowledge is a light which God casteth
into..."
Therefore, hath it been said: "Knowledge is a light which God casteth into
the heart of whomsoever He willeth." It is this kind of knowledge which is
and hath ever been praiseworthy, and not the limited knowledge that hath
sprung forth from veiled and obscured minds. This limited knowledge they
even stealthily borrow one from the other, and vainly pride themselves
therein!
("The Kitab-i-Iqan", p. 46) [42]
43: "We have decreed, O people, that the highest and last end of all
learning..."
We have decreed, O people, that the highest and last end of all learning
be the recognition of Him Who is the Object of all knowledge; and yet,
behold how ye have allowed your learning to shut you out, as by a veil,
from Him Who is the Dayspring of this Light, through Whom every hidden
thing hath been revealed.
(The Kitab-i-Aqdas, paragraph 102) [43]