Translations:Otuzuncu Lem'a/103/en

Yes, the one who places that stamp on man’s face must surely hold within his view and encompass with his knowledge all the members of the human race, for although the basic members of the human face resemble one another, each face possesses points of difference. All the members of the face, such as the eye and ear, resembling each other forms a stamp of unity testifying that humankind’s Maker is One; similarly, the many wise differences – unlike other species – distinguishing one from the other so they are not confused and to preserve the rights of all of them, are both subtle stamps of divine oneness, and denote the Maker of unity’s will, choice, and volition. They show that one who cannot create all men and animals, indeed, the universe, cannot apply that stamp.