Such promptings derive from the blessings and confirmations of the Abhá
Kingdom. Such impulses come when a soul is cleaving fast to the eternal
world.... As to your not being present in the Holy Land on the occasion of
the anniversary of His Passing, nor able to take part with these bereaved
ones in our mourning for the setting of the Sun of the Covenant: be
assured that in that dread hour, that calamitous time, the souls of the
people of Bahá were, one and all, circumambulating His resplendent
resting-place, and the lamentation and wailing of this faithful band were
continually rising up to the heavenly Throne. And that immaculate Spirit
must have gazed down upon them from the realms on high, and bestowed upon
them all His grace, and grieved over the grieving of them all, and
consoled and soothed them all, and supplicated, even as He now
supplicates, His Supreme Companion to grant unto every one of them fervour
and joy, and ardour and bliss, and detachment from the world, and
steadfast faith.
It is our hope that we all shall be blessed and confirmed in whatever
befits this day.
66: It has been demonstrated time and time ...
(194) It has been demonstrated time and time again that whatever comes to
pass only enhances the glory of God’s Faith, and further proclaims His
Word. This time it will be the same.
However savage this tempest of trials, however battered by surging waves
the Ark of the Faith may be, still, the Divine Mariner has taken into His
own two powerful hands the helm of this Ark—and He, steady, calm and able,
and endowed with all authority and might, is steering its course, and will
bring it at last safe and secure to its glorious haven. Of this there can
be no question.
You have sent us the good news that the believers are arising to serve the
Faith and are loyal and devoted to the Chosen Branch, the Guardian of the
Cause of God. This news rejoiced our hearts.
We pray for you most humbly at the Holy Thresholds, and beg of God to
grant His ever-increasing confirmations and blessings to all of you.
67: The cheque for the amount of two hundred ...
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Reviews
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts on this work.
Elsewhere in the archive
Join the Discussion
Join the discussion
Sign in to leave a comment or review.
Sign InorCreate an account