yadyapi - although; jagat-guru - a teacher of many disciples; tumi - you; śāstra-jñānavān - well versed in Vedic knowledge; pṛthivīte - on this earth; nāhi - there is not; paṇḍita - a learned scholar; tomāra - your; samāna - equal; īśvarera - of the Supreme Personality of Godhead; kṛpā - of mercy; leśa - a bit; nāhika - there is not; tomāte - on you; ataeva - therefore; īśvara-tattva - the Absolute Truth (the Supreme personality of Godhead); nā pāra - are not able; jānite - to know.

Gopīnātha Ācārya then addressed Sārvabhauma Bhaṭṭācārya: “You are a great scholar and a teacher of many disciples. Indeed, there is no other scholar like you on earth. Nonetheless, because you are bereft of even a pinch of the Lord’s mercy, you cannot understand Him, even though He is present in your home.