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inventory #	BH00287 - Bahá'u'lláh 2190 words
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title	لوح البهاء​
title transliterated	Lawh-i-Bahá
English title	Tablet of Glory
language	Arabic; Persian
opening, English	O Maidservant of God! Be patient under all circumstances and mindful of the fact that the robe of this Youth was dyed crimson with the blood of enmity betwixt earth and heaven...
time period	Middle Edirne (March 1866–September 1867)
abstract	Identifies Himself and His sufferings with those of prophets past; compares Mírzá Yaḥyá to the biblical Balaam, who rejected Moses after having occupied an exalted station; and bids His own followers, the newly named ‘people of Bahá’, to enter the ‘ark of eternity’ upon the ‘crimson sea’.
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in tags	Lawh-i-Bahá (Tablet of Glory)

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