His (the Exalted) addresses in the heavenly books revealed to the Prophets and Messengers intend nothing but this esoteric (Batin) religion.

And this disagreement is nothing but through them and from them, not through the messengers nor through the heavenly books.

Because if His Almighty's intent by His address in the revealed books were as they claim, He would not have alerted us that there is no division or disagreement among the books and the messengers; rather, they are upon one religion.

In summary, I say: Indeed, all of His Almighty's addresses in the heavenly books revealed to the prophets and messengers intend nothing but this esoteric religion (al-Din al-Batin) which does not differ nor change. And He, Glory and Exalted be He, has alerted us through those aforementioned verses and others that there is no disagreement, no alteration, and no change in the revealed books, nor any division among the messengers ever.

Rather, the disagreement is only from the perspective of the changing of names and apparent forms (al-Suwar al-Zahirah), as we presented previously. And that is because He, Glory be to Him, may name the intended esoteric meaning (al-Murad bi-al-Batin) with which He addresses us in the revealed books by any name He wishes among the names, and He makes for it any form He wished among the apparent forms. And He, in reality, does not intend by that form nor by its name