The meaning of the poet's statement: "And I listen to a benefit of great magnitude***which guides you to verification and recognition. If speech comes with its context***it reveals the intended meaning to one who has two ears"

The Shaykh : Then he said
"And I listen***"
meaning, listen
"to a benefit of great magnitude***which guides you to verification and recognition"
He explained this benefit by saying
"If speech comes with its context***" here
The student: with its context

The Shaykh :"If speech comes with its context, *** it reveals the intended meaning to one who has two ears"
"It has become like a decisive text that does not accept ta***wil, known to those of intellect"
If speech comes with its context in a way that clarifies the intended meaning, I have two points regarding its context here
The student: ...

The Shaykh : Likewise, and the one who responded to me and said "its context"
The student: ...

The Shaykh :"If speech comes with its context***"
The student: context...
Another student : ...

The Shaykh : What contradicts, the speech reveals...
The student: ...

The Shaykh : Yes, here, the important thing is, is there a paper copy... my copy or not, that's it
"If speech comes with its context***it reveals the intended meaning to one who has two ears"
meaning, if it comes with a specific context, meaning in a specific form, then it
"***reveals the intended meaning to one who has two ears"
meaning, it makes it apparent
"It has become like a decisive text that does not accept ta***wil"
meaning, if its context reveals the intended meaning, then this becomes what? Like the decisive, explicit text
"that does not accept ta***wil, known to those of recognition"