kewise Miss Knobloch traveled alone to Germany. To what a great extent
she became confirmed! Therefore, know ye of a certainty that whosoever
arises in this day to diffuse the divine fragrances, the cohorts of the
Kingdom of God shall confirm him and the bestowals and the favors of the
Blessed Perfection shall encircle him.

8 O that I could travel, even though on foot and in the utmost poverty, to
these regions, and, raising the call of "Ya Baha'u'l-Abha" in cities,
villages, mountains, deserts and oceans, promote the divine teachings!
This, alas, I cannot do. How intensely I deplore it! Please God, ye may
achieve it.

9 At this time, in the Hawaiian Islands, through the efforts of Miss
Alexander, a number of souls have reached the shore of the sea of faith!
Consider ye, what happiness, what joy is this! I declare by the Lord of
Hosts that had this respected daughter founded an empire, that empire
would not have been so great! For this sovereignty is eternal sovereignty
and this glory is everlasting glory.

10 Likewise, if some teachers go to other islands and other parts, such as
the continent of Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, also to Japan, Asiatic
Russia, Korea, French Indochina, Siam, Straits Settlements, India, Ceylon
and Afghanistan, most great results will be forthcoming. How good would it
be were there any possibility of a commission composed of men and women,
to travel together through China and Japan--so that this bond of love may
become strengthened, and through this going and coming they may establish
the oneness of the world of humanity, summon the people to the Kingdom of
God and spread the teachings.

11 Similarly, if possible, they should travel to the continent of Africa,
Canary Islands, Cape Verde Islands, Madeira Islands, Reunion Islands, St.
Helena, Zanzibar, Mauritius, etc., and in those countries summon the
people to the Kingdom of God and raise the cry of "Ya Baha'u'l-Abha!" They
must also upraise the flag of the oneness of the world of humanity in the
island of Madagascar.

12 Books and pamphlets must be either translated or composed in the
languages of these countries and islands, to be circulated in every part
and in all directions.

13 It is said that in South Africa, a diamond mine is discovered. Although
this mine is most valuable, yet after all it is stone. Perchance, God
willing, the mine of humanity may be discovered and the brilliant pearls
of the Kingdom be found.

14 In bri