Gleanings133

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1	اوامر الهیّه از سماء عزّ احدیّه نازل باید کلّ بآن عامل شوید امتیاز و ترقّی و فوز خلق بآن بوده و خواهد بود هر نفسی که بآن عمل نمود رستگار شد (edit)	– CXXXIII – The ordinances of God have been sent down from the heaven of His most august Revelation. All must diligently observe them. Man’s supreme distinction, his real advancement, his final victory, have always depended, and will continue to depend, upon them. Whoso keepeth the commandments of God shall attain everlasting felicity. (edit)	The divine commands have descended from the heaven of the Most Holy Might; all must act according to them. The distinction, progress, and triumph of mankind have been and will be through them. Whoever acted upon them was made victorious. (edit)
2	بعد از عرفان مطلع توحید و مشرق تفرید دو امر لازم اوّل استقامت بر حبّش بشأنی که نعاق ناعقین و ادّعای مدّعین او را از حقّ منع ننماید و کأن لم یکن شیئاً انگارد و ثانی اتّباع اوامر او است که لم‌یزل مابین ناس بوده و خواهد بود و باو حقّ از باطل ممتاز و معلوم است... (edit)	A twofold obligation resteth upon him who hath recognized the Dayspring of the Unity of God, and acknowledged the truth of Him Who is the Manifestation of His oneness. The first is steadfastness in His love, such steadfastness that neither the clamor of the enemy nor the claims of the idle pretender can deter him from cleaving unto Him Who is the Eternal Truth, a steadfastness that taketh no account of them whatever. The second is strict observance of the laws He hath prescribed — laws which He hath always ordained, and will continue to ordain, unto men, and through which the truth may be distinguished and separated from falsehood. (edit)	After recognition, two things are necessary for the Dawning-Point of Unity and the Daybreak of Singleness: first, steadfastness in His love, in such wise that the cries of the criers and the claims of the claimants do not keep one back from the truth, and one should regard them as though they were nothing; and second, obedience to His commandments, which have ever been and will ever be among the people, and by which truth is distinguished from falsehood and made known. (edit)
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