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Tablets of `Abdu'l-Bahá `Abbás
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Pages 677-678
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"O ye dear servants of God!...."
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O ye
[1]
dear servants of God!
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Your letter received and the contents proved excellent.
That which is the desire of you hearts is the
utmost hope of the daughters of the Kingdom; that is,
they wish to sacrifice themselves for the Beauty of Abha
[2]
and offer their lives for His Holiness, the Supreme.
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In reality, the radiant, pure hearts are the Mashrak-el-Azcar
and from them the voice of supplication and
invocation continually reacheth the Supreme Concourse.
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I ask God to make the heart of every one of you a
temple of the Divine Temples and to let the lamp of
the great guidance be lighted therein; and when the
hearts find such an attainment, they will certainly exert
the utmost endeavor and energy in the building of the
Mashrak-el-Azcar; thus may the outward express the
inward, and the form (or letter) indicate the meaning
(or reality).
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Notes
1. [To three maid-servants at Chicago.]
2. [Baha'o'llah.]
3. [The Bab.]
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