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"O thou who art desirous of the Kingdom of God!..."
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O thou who art desirous of the Kingdom of God!
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Thy letter was the cause of happiness and its contents
were the proof of thy turning to the Shining
Beauty. In this blessed period, when the light of the
endless bounties is illuminating the dark world, some
souls, like the butterfly, circled round the Divine Lamp
and with perfect yearning sacrificed their lives.
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I ask of God that thou mayest be one of those souls,
so that the rays of knowledge will shine forth from thy
face to those regions and will be the cause of guiding
the seekers of Reality.
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Though thou wert obliged to leave Baltimore, I hope
that thou wilt be the cause of guidance in Washington
(D.C.). Receive proofs and evidence from Mirza Abul
Fazl
[Abul Fazl--a renowned Bahá'í teacher who visited America during 1902-1904]
so that thou wilt be armed with convincing proofs
and sufficient argument to break down the ranks of
denial, pride and ignorance.
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