Messages to America: Selected Letters and Cablegrams Addressed to the Bahá'í's of North America 1932–1946Shoghi, Effendi
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Messages to America: Selected Letters and Cablegrams Addressed to the Bahá'í's of North America 1932–1946
Shoghi, Effendi
Bahai Faith -- North America; Shoghi, Effendi, 1897-1957 -- Correspondence
Great have been the blessings, and divers the bestowals, vouchsafed to
this Community ever since the compelling will of a loving Master called it
into being, and raised it up for the glory and honor of His Father’s
Faith. Unnumbered have been the marks of solicitude which, down the years,
He showered upon it, as He nursed it in its infancy, as He fostered its
growth, as He sent forth His messengers and communicated His written
instructions to initiate it into the mysteries of His Cause, as He
vitalized it through personal contact with His own dynamic and vibrant
personality, as He consecrated, through a series of significant acts, the
initial activities which He Himself had enabled it to inaugurate, as He
invested it, at a later stage, in the evening of His life, with that
primacy that was to empower it to launch the Plan which He had conceived
for its future development, as He, through the sustaining power of His
spirit from on high, assisted it to erect the framework of those
institutions that were to safeguard its unfoldment and canalize its
energies, as He led it forward to embark upon the first stage of His own
revealed Plan which was to enable it to achieve such exploits and garner
such a harvest in the virgin territories of the New World, and as He, with
that same watchful and loving care, is now marshalling its forces and
sounding the signal for a still greater and more brilliant deployment of
those forces, at a time of great commotion and distress, in one of the
most agitated storm centers of the world.
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