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By the righteousness of God! The title âO My handmaidenâ far excelleth |
aught else that can be seen in the world. Ere long the eyes of mankind |
shall be illumined and cheered by recognizing that which Our Pen of Glory |
hath revealed. |
Blessed art thou and blessed is the mother that hath nursed thee. |
Appreciate the value of this station and arise to serve His Cause in such |
wise that the idle fancies and insinuations of the doubters withhold thee |
not from this high resolve. The Day-Star of certitude is shining |
resplendent but the people of the world are holding fast unto vain |
imaginings. The Ocean of divine knowledge hath risen high whilst the |
children of men are clinging to the hem of the foolish. But for the |
unfailing grace of Godâexalted be His gloryâno antidote could ever cure |
these inveterate diseases. |
Convey My greetings unto the handmaidens of God in that region and give |
them the joyful tidings that His tender mercy and grace are vouchsafed |
unto them. High indeed is the station We have destined for thee. It |
behoveth thee to yield praise and thanksgiving unto thy Lord, the |
Bountiful, the Most Generous. Glorified be God, the Exalted, the Great. |
âAT one time this sublime Word was heard from the...â |
AT one time this sublime Word was heard from the Tongue of Him Who is the |
Possessor of all being and the Lord of the throne on high and of earth |
belowâexalted is the glory of His utteranceâ: Piety and detachment are |
even as two most great luminaries of the heaven of teaching. Blessed the |
one who hath attained unto this supreme station, this habitation of |
transcendent holiness and sublimity. |
âTHIS is a Tablet sent down by the All-Merciful from the...â |
THIS is a Tablet sent down by the All-Merciful from the Kingdom of |
utterance unto all that dwell on earth. Happy is the man who hearkeneth |
and heedeth and woe betide him who hath erred and doubted. This is the Day |
that hath been illumined by the effulgent light of the Countenance of |
Godâthe Day when the Tongue of Grandeur is calling aloud: The Kingdom is |
Godâs, the Lord of the Day of Resurrection. |
Thy name hath been mentioned in Our Presence and We have deigned to reveal |
for thee that which the tongue of no one among the peoples of the world |
can recount. Rejoice with exceeding joy inasmuch as thou hast been |
remembered in the Most Great Prison and the Countenance of the Ancient of |
Days hath turned towards thee from this exalted habitation. |
We have truly revealed the signs, demonstrated the irrefutable testimonies |
and have summoned all men unto the straight Path. Among the people there |
are those who have turned away and repudiated the truth, others have |
pronounced judgement against Us without any proof or evidence. The first |
to turn away from Us have been the worldâs spiritual leaders in this |
ageâthey that call upon Us in the daytime and in the night season and |
mention My Name while resting on their lofty thrones. However, when I |
revealed Myself unto men they rose against Me in such wise that even the |
stones groaned and lamented bitterly. |
Great is thy blessedness inasmuch as thou hast hearkened unto His Voice, |
set thy face towards Him and heeded the Call of thy Lord when He came |
invested with invincible power and sovereignty. |
âO MY handmaiden, O My leaf! Render thou thanks unto...â |
O MY handmaiden, O My leaf! Render thou thanks unto the Best-Beloved of |
the world for having attained this boundless grace at a time when the |
worldâs learned and most distinguished men have remained deprived thereof. |
We have designated thee âa leafâ that thou mayest, like unto leaves, be |
stirred by the gentle wind of the Will of Godâexalted be His gloryâeven as |
the leaves of the trees are stirred by onrushing winds. Yield thou thanks |
unto thy Lord by virtue of this brilliant utterance. Wert thou to perceive |
the sweetness of the title âO My handmaidenâ thou wouldst find thyself |
detached from all mankind, devoutly engaged day and night in communion |
with Him Who is the sole Desire of the world. |
In words of incomparable beauty We have made fitting mention of such |
leaves and handmaidens as have quaffed from the living waters of heavenly |
grace and have kept their eyes directed towards God. Happy and blessed are |
they indeed. Ere long shall God reveal their station whose loftiness no |
word can befittingly express nor any description adequately describe. |
We admonish thee to do that which will serve to promote the interests of |
the Cause of God amongst men and women. He doth hear the call of the |
friends and beholdeth their actions. Verily, He is the Hearing and the |
Seeing. |
Upon thee and upon them be the glory of God, the Powerful, the |
All-Knowing, the All-Wise. |
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