The Fifth Discourse of the Fourteenth.

I have run the course, like gold original: "d-dhbha" that is good, which resembles the crucible and resembles the fire-tried original: "b-brudha". It does not appear that he reveals glory alone, but he is glorified as in a revelation. The text repeats this refrain—"It does not appear that he reveals glory alone, but he is glorified as in a revelation"—numerous times as a rhythmic, meditative litany, common in Syriac liturgical or hagiographic compositions.