Partial Inventory: #BH00227

inventory #	BH00227 - Bahá'u'lláh 2630 words
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title	data not yet entered, or title not given in library.bahai.org or oceanoflights.org
title transliterated	Ridvanu'l-Iqrar
English title
language	Arabic
opening, English	God taketh His seat [upon His celestial Throne] by virtue of His Essence which is operative through His Essence, for He, no God is there except Him… By God, O people! Mine eye weepeth, and the eye of Ali (the Bab) weepeth amongst the Concourse on high, and Mine heart crieth out...
time period	Late Edirne (September 1867–August 1868)
abstract	Dwells on the state of those who have rejected the truth and contrasts it with the state of those who have recognized and believed.
notes	Quoted by Abdu'l-Baha in MKT3.420 (AB00024). Merged with BH10413.
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