| # | BH03941 - Bahá'u'lláh - 240 words - Arabic and Persian (mixed) |
| opening, original |
یا ایها الناظر الی الوجه اسمع ندائی و لاتضطرب عما ورد علی احباء الله و امنائه |
| opening, English |
O thou who gazest upon the Countenance! Hear thou My call, and be thou not perturbed by that which hath befallen the loved ones of God and His trusted servants [3.5s]... ...The generations that have gone on before you—whither are they fled? And those round whom in life circled the fairest and the loveliest of the land, where now are they? |
| notes | LL#398 |
| in catalog | Bahá'í Sacred Writings; Gleanings from the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh |
| manuscripts | INBA34:272 |
| publications | BRL_DA#658, GWBP#123 p.168ax, AQA1#135 |
| translations | GWB#123x |
| subjects (colored as in PDF) |
Chastisement and requital; Detachment; severance; renunciation; patience; Love of God; Suffering and imprisonment; Transience; worthlessness of the physical world |
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