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Bahai Story Library
A Centre That Solveth All Difficulties
“Praise be to God, all such doors are closed in the Cause of Bahá’u’lláh for a special authoritative Centre hath been appointed—a Centre that solveth all difficulties and wardeth off all differences.”
O thou who art firm in the Covenant! Thy letter was
received. Thou hast expressed satisfaction with the Convention, that
this gathering hath been the means of the elevation of the Cause of
God and the demonstration of the power of His Word. The greatness of
the Cause will clear away these differences and may be compared to
health in the body of man which, when established, cureth all disease
and weakness.
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Our hope is that no trace of opposition may remain; but
some of the friends in America are restless in their fresh ambitions
and strive and seek under the ground and in the air to discover
anything that breedeth dissension.
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Praise be to God, all such doors are closed in the Cause
of Bahá’u’lláh for a special authoritative
Centre hath been appointed—a Centre that solveth all
difficulties and wardeth off all differences. The Universal House of
Justice, likewise, wardeth off all differences and whatever it
prescribeth must be accepted and he who transgresseth is rejected.
But this Universal House of Justice which is the Legislature hath not
yet been instituted.
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Thus it is seen that no means for dissension hath been
left, but carnal desires are the cause of difference as it is the
case with the violators. These do not doubt the validity of the
Covenant but selfish motives have dragged them to this condition. It
is not that they do not know what they do—they are perfectly
aware and still they exhibit opposition.
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In short, the ocean of the Covenant is tumultuous and
wide. It casteth ashore the foam of violation and thus rest ye
assured. Be engaged in the furtherance of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkár
and prepare the means for the diffusion of the divine fragrances. Be
not engaged in anything but this, for otherwise thou shalt dissipate
thine attention and the work will not advance.