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Letter of January 12, 1923 |
Only the other day, in the course of my study of various Bahá’í
documents, I came, as if by mere chance, across a very important
message from our beloved ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, bearing no date, and revealing
no sign as to exactly where, how and to whom it was given,
written in the Master’s own handwriting upon a leaflet that seemed
ordinary and ill-preserved in appearance but which on close study
proved of the profoundest interest to all believers in the East as
well as in the West. As to the authenticity of these remarkable
words, so clearly and forcibly written, there is no doubt whatsoever,
and the measure of assurance it shall inspire in the loved ones of Persia
and the spirit of hopeful encouragement it shall breathe in the
friends of the West, have urged me to communicate it to you, that
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subject to your consideration and consent, it may be published
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amongst the friends and redouble their confidence in the very
remarkable share the West is destined to contribute to the immediate
spread of the Movement throughout the world.
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1. | Published in the booklet “Prayer of Bahá’u’lláh: Prayers and Tablets of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá.” [ Back To Reference] |