wilt cause the light of justice to shine more brightly. By the
righteousness of God! Justice is a powerful force. It is, above all else,
the conqueror of the citadels of the hearts and souls of men, and the
revealer of the secrets of the world of being, and the standard-bearer of
love and bounty.

In the treasuries of the knowledge of God there lieth concealed a
knowledge which, when applied, will largely, though not wholly, eliminate
fear. This knowledge, however, should be taught from childhood, as it will
greatly aid in its elimination. Whatever decreaseth fear increaseth
courage. Should the Will of God assist Us, there would flow out from the
Pen of the Divine Expounder a lengthy exposition of that which hath been
mentioned, and there would be revealed, in the field of arts and sciences,
what would renew the world and the nations. A word hath, likewise, been
written down and recorded by the Pen of the Most High in the Crimson Book
which is capable of fully disclosing that force which is hid in men, nay
of redoubling its potency. We implore God—exalted and glorified be He—to
graciously assist His servants to do that which is pleasing and acceptable
unto Him.

In these days enemies have compassed Us about, and the fire of hatred is
kindled. O peoples of the earth! By My life and by your own! This Wronged
One hath never had, nor hath He now any desire for leadership. Mine aim
hath ever been, and still is, to suppress whatever is the cause of
contention amidst the peoples of the earth, and of separation amongst the
nations, so that all men may be sanctified from every earthly attachment,
and be set free to occupy themselves with their own interests. We entreat
Our loved ones not to besmirch the hem of Our raiment with the dust of
falsehood, neither to allow references to what they have regarded as
miracles and prodigies to debase Our rank and station, or to mar the