Gems of Divine Mysteries by Bahá'u'lláh
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page 46 of 57 (80%)
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âNoahâs flood is but the measure of the tears I have shed, and Abrahamâs
fire an ebullition of My soul. Jacobâs grief is but a reflection of My sorrows, and Jobâs afflictions a fraction of My calamity.â(60) 96 Were I to recount unto thine eminence the dire adversities that have befallen Me, thou wouldst be so grieved as to forsake the mention of all things and to forget thyself and all that the Lord hath created on earth. But as this is not Our wish, I have concealed the revelation of the divine decree in the heart of Bahá and veiled it from the eyes of all that move in the realm of creation, that it may lay hid within the tabernacle of the Unseen until such time as God will have revealed its secret. âNaught in the heavens or on the earth can escape His knowledge, and He, verily, perceiveth all things.â(61) 97 As We have digressed from Our theme, let Us leave aside these allusions and return to Our discussion of this city. Verily, whoso entereth therein shall be saved, and whoso turneth aside therefrom will assuredly perish. 98 O thou who art mentioned in these Tablets! Know thou that he who embarketh upon this journey will marvel at the signs of the power of God and the wondrous evidences of His handiwork. Bewilderment will seize him from every side, even as hath been attested by that Essence of immortality from the Concourse on high: âIncrease My wonder and amazement at Thee, O God!â(62) Well hath it been said: 99 I knew not what amazement was Until I made Thy love my cause. O how amazing would it be |
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