ivine instructions and lordly exhortations of Baha'o'lah promulgate this
most great aim and the confirmations of the Kingdom are the supports and
defenders of this eminent intention. For the power of the Word of God is
penetrative and the existence of the divine Kingdom is uninterrupted.
Therefore, ere long it will become evident and clear that the ensign of
the Most Great Peace is the teachings of Baha'o'llah. For the intention,
the power and the action, all the three essential elements are brought
together and the realization of everything in the contingent world
dependeth upon these three principles.

Therefore, O thou lover of the oneness of the world of humanity! spread
thou as much as thou canst the instructions and teachings of His Highness
Baha'o'llah, so that the desired Beloved become unveiled in the assembly
of humankind and cast her light upon all the people.

Likewise, some of the ancient philosophers have spoken regarding the
oneness of the world of humanity, but confirmation and assistance became
not their supports and helpers. Consequently their endeavors ended in
being without result and the tree of their hope without fruit.

Thou hast written regarding the language of Esperanto. This language will
be spread and universalized to a certain degree, but later on a language
more complete than this, or the same language will undergo some changes
and alterations and will be adopted and become universal. I hope that Dr.
Zamenhof become assisted by the invisible confirmation and do a great
service to the world of humanity.

O thou maid-servant of God! Whatsoever question thou hast in thy heart,
turn thou thy heart toward the Kingdom of Abha and entreat in the
Threshold of the Almighty and reflect upon that problem, then
unquestionably the light of truth shall dawn and the reality of that
problem will become evident and clear to thee. For the teachings of His
Highness Baha'o'llah are the keys to all the doors. Every hidden secret
will become discovered and every hidden mystery will become manifest and
apparent.***

"O thou who art rejoicing by the Glad-tidings of God!..."

O thou who art rejoicing by the Glad-tidings of God!

The contents of thy letter clearly show that thou art drawn by the love of
God, pondering over the Cause of God and that the cover hath been removed
from off thine eyes.

I ask God to shower down upon thee a heavenly blessing; to make thee to
serve His Cause and attain His g