The Discourse about the Great Emancipation

The Third Chapter for Recitation
reveal, make known, set forth, open up, analyse, make plain - after
giving a good rebuke with reason to the doctrines of others that have
arisen - and teach the miraculous Teaching.’ 84
But at present, reverend Sir, the Gracious One's monks are (true)
disciples, accomplished, disciplined, confident, learned, bearers of the
Teaching, practising in conformity with the Teaching, correct in their
practice, living in conformity with the Teaching, and having learned it
from their own teacher, do declare, reveal, make known, set forth,
open up, analyse, make plain - after giving a good rebuke with reason
to the doctrines of others that have arisen - and teach the miraculous
Teaching.
May the Gracious One attain Final Emancipation now, reverend Sir,
may the Fortunate One attain Final Emancipation, now is the time,
reverend Sir, for the Gracious One's Final Emancipation. For these
words, reverend Sir, were spoken by the Gracious One:
‘I will not attain Final Emancipation, Wicked One, for as long as my
nuns are not (true) disciples, accomplished, disciplined, confident,
learned, bearers of the Teaching, practising in conformity with the
Teaching, correct in their practice, living in conformity with the
84 There are 3 types of miracles (pāṭihāriya): miraculous powers
(iddhipāṭihāriya), prophecy (ādesanāpāṭihāriya), and the miracle of
instruction (anusāsanīpāṭihāriya); it is the last which is intended here. It
does not mean the Teaching accompanied by miracles.
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