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O people of the Bayan! Should differences arise amongst you over any matter, refer it to God while the Sun still shineth above the horizon of this Heaven and, when it hath set, refer ye to whatsoever hath been sent down by Him. Amongst the people is he who seateth himself amid the sandals by the door whilst coveting in his heart the seat of honour. Such is the command which hath, through the power of truth, been made manifest from the heaven of Revelation. All these were enforced.

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This is supremely important in the case of a Book of Laws, where it is vital that the reader not be misled or drawn into fruitless disputation. He enjoineth upon you that which shall profit you, though He Himself can well dispense with all creatures.

If, upon the completion of this period, their love hath not returned, it is permissible for divorce to take place. Thus hath the day-star of Our commandment shone forth resplendent from the firmament of justice. Arise, and serve Him Who is the Desire of all nations, Who hath created you through a word from Him, and ordained you to be, for all time, the emblems of His sovereignty.

Others have been formulated in anticipation of a state of society destined to emerge from the chaotic conditions that prevail today The peoples of the world are fast asleep. Blessed is he who observeth that whereunto he hath been bidden by Him Who ruleth over all mankind. Observe ye the injunctions laid upon you by Him Who is the Dawning-place of Utterance.

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Should he repent, God will, no doubt, forgive him. These, truly, are the stars of the heaven of My loving providence and the lamps of My guidance unto all mankind. He that hath acknowledged this principle will be endowed with aqsas most perfect constancy.

These are in truth seemly adornings unto the temple of man, if ye be of them that reflect. Think ye that ye have recognized the Pen wherewith your Lord, the Lord of all names, commandeth you?

But he turned away until, as an act of justice from God, angels of wrath laid hold upon him. God hath laid hold on him who led thee astray.

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Beware lest ye put away that which is clearly revealed in His Tablet. I swear by God that I have wept for thee to see thee following thy selfish passions and renouncing Him Who fashioned thee and brought thee into being. Call to mind the tender mercy of thy Lord, and remember how We nurtured thee by day and by night for service to the Cause.

Such a king is numbered with the companions of the Crimson Ark—the Ark which God hath prepared for the people of Baha. He it was who cast the Tablet of God behind him when We made known unto him what the hosts of tyranny had caused Us to suffer. O banks of the Rhine! The Bab states that His laws are provisional and depend upon the acceptance of the future Manifestation.

They would cast away everything they possess, be it all the treasures of the earth, that their Lord may remember them to the extent of addressing to them but one word. O concourse of divines!

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Thus commandeth you the Lord of every understanding heart. Upon it must depend the acceptance of every goodly deed. Blessed be those who hearken.

What thou dost possess is naught but husks which We have left to thee as bones are left to dogs. He is the source of all things and in Him all things are ended. Whoso followeth his Lord will renounce the world and all that is therein.

It is pleasing to God that ye should seat yourselves on chairs and benches as a mark of honour for the love ye bear for Him and for the Manifestation of His glorious and resplendent Cause. To this testifieth the Aqeas of the realm on high, did ye but know it.

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Blessed those who meditate upon it! He, in truth, is the Gracious, the Most Bountiful. Avoid ye likewise the malodorous pools in the courtyards of Persian homes, and be ye of the pure and sanctified.