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Partial Inventory [5]: #ABU2516

by Steven Phelps (2025)

# ABU2516 - `Abdu'l-Bahá   -   90 words
title Words to Myron Phelps and Madame Canavarro in Dec. 1902
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English		 This narrative cannot be literally true, as the earth is round and not to be surveyed from any mountain. The meaning is this: Man has two natures
translations AELT.121-122
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