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“O thou who hast humbled thyself before the Kingdom…” |
Blessed art thou that thine heart is attracted to the
Beauty of God, is illumined with the light of knowledge
and the ray of the Kingdom hath shone within it.
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As to thy question concerning training children: It
is incumbent upon thee to nurture them from the breast
of the love of God, to urge them towards spiritual matters,
to turn unto God and to acquire good manners,
best characteristics and praiseworthy virtues and qualities
in the world of humanity, and to study sciences
with the utmost diligence; so that they may become
spiritual, heavenly and attracted to the fragrances of
sanctity from their childhood and be reared in a religious,
spiritual and heavenly training. Verily, I beg
of God to confirm them therein.
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As to thy revered husband: It is expedient that
thou shouldst behave toward him in the best way and
persevere in his good pleasure (i.e., please him) and
treat him with kindness under all aspects; until (or so
that) he may find that through thy turning toward the
Kingdom of God (i.e., by becoming a believer) thy
affection toward him and thy love for God is increased
and that thou hast regard for his good will in every
condition.
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