of the Messiah—His might was mighty—and the latter in the divinity of Ezra, and the examiner of the truth sees that the Messiah, the qualities of divinity and its characteristics which the Creator mentioned in His [Mighty] Book were not available in him, and that his station is prophethood, in the sense that he was a conveyer, and that what he brought of the breaking miracles is from the requirements of prophethood, since the miracle must be accompanied by its claim for the truthfulness of the call to be established.