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Letter of 3 May 1936 |
The Guardian has instructed me to convey to you his deep
gratitude for your welcome message of April 21st. He has been
made truly happy by its perusal and wishes me to express once
more his genuine appreciation of the remarkable work which
your committee is accomplishing for the spread of the Message
throughout England. He wishes you full success in your labours,
and is praying to Bahá’u’lláh to guide and assist you in every step
you are taking for the dissemination of His Teachings and the
establishment of His Faith in your country.
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His chief advice to you is perseverance without which, he
strongly feels, no success is attainable. The difficulties in your
way are undoubtedly manifold and not always easy to overcome.
But provided you persevere, and face with courage, full faith and
confidence such obstacles you can be sure of attaining the goal
you have set yourselves to achieve.
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Now is the beginning of your work. And as in the beginning
of every task you are bound to meet all sorts of difficulties. The
more you strive to overcome these, the greater will be your
reward, and the nearer you will get to that glorious success
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which, as repeatedly promised by Bahá’u’lláh, must needs crown
the efforts of all those who, whole-heartedly and with pure
detachment, strive to work for the spread and establishment of
His Cause.
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