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<blockquote data-quote="teblið" data-source="post: 317143" data-attributes="member: 1011058"><p>• Eighth Principle: You will understand this, too, that the eternal Maker of this transient world </p><p>has another, everlasting world; it is to this that He urges and impels His servants. </p><p>• Ninth Principle: You will understand, also, that so Compassionate a Being will bestow upon </p><p>His choice servants in that world such gifts as no eye has ever seen, no ear has ever heard, nor </p><p>has their image crossed the heart of any man.</p><p>22</p><p> In this we believe. </p><p>SEVENTH TRUTH</p><p>The Gate of Protection and Preservation, </p><p>the Manifestation of the Names of Preserver and Guardian </p><p>Is it at all possible that God’s attribute of Preserver, which protects all things with the utmost </p><p>order and balance, -things in the heavens and on the earth, on dry land and in the ocean, dry and </p><p>wet, large and small, commonplace and exalted- and as it were, sifts their results by way of </p><p>accounting </p><p>____________________ </p><p>21. Yes, it is fitting that the fruits, flowers and leaves on the tips and branches of a tree, proceeding from the </p><p>treasuries of sustenance provided by divine mercy, should depart when they become old and their duties are at an </p><p>end. Otherwise the gate will remain closed to those that come after them, and a barrier will be erected against the </p><p>expansion of God's mercy and the services to be performed by their brethren (i.e., other members of the species). </p><p>Moreover, with the passing of youth, they will become wretched and distraught. Spring is like a fruit-bearing tree </p><p>that in turn is an indication of the plain of resurrection. Similarly, the world of humanity in every age is like a tree </p><p>inviting contemplation, and the world as a whole is like an amazing tree the fruits of which are dispatched to the </p><p>market of the hereafter. </p><p>22. Bukhari, Bad'ul-Khalq, 8; Tafsir al-Sura, xxxii, 1;Tawhid, 35; Muslim, Iman, 312.</p><p>The Words / Tenth Word - Seventh Truth - p.89 </p><p>- is it at all possible that this attribute should permit the deeds and acts of man, man who has been </p><p>given the lofty disposition of humanity, the rank of God’s supreme vicegerency, and the duty of </p><p>bearing the Supreme Trust, not to be recorded, not to be passed through the sieve of accounting, </p><p>not to be weighed in the balance of justice, not to be punished or rewarded fittingly, even though </p><p>his acts and deeds closely pertain to God’s universal dominicality? No, it is not in any way </p><p>possible! </p><p>Yes, the Being that administers this cosmos preserves all things in order and balance. Order and </p><p>balance are the manifestation of knowledge and wisdom, of will and power. For we see that the </p><p>substance of every created object is fashioned in well-ordered and symmetrical fashion. Not only </p><p>is each of the forms it changes throughout its life well-ordered, but the totality of these forms is </p><p>also marked by the same orderliness. We see, too, that the Glorious Preserver preserves many </p><p>forms of all things the life of which comes to an end when they have performed their function and which depart from the manifest world, in the memories of men, that are like a kind of </p><p>preserved tablet,</p><p>23</p><p> or in a form of archetypal mirror. He also writes and inscribes a brief history </p><p>of their life in a seed, that is like the result and outcome of the whole. Thus He causes all things </p><p>to be preserved in mirrors pertaining to both the outer and inner worlds. The memory of man, the </p><p>fruit of the tree, the kernel of the fruit, the seed of the flower - all of these demonstrate the </p><p>universality and comprehensiveness of the law of preservation. </p><p>Do you not see that all the flowers and fruits of the vast spring, the records of their deeds in </p><p>appropriate form, the laws of their formation, and the images of their forms, are all inscribed into </p><p>the finite space of a minute seed and are there preserved? The following spring, their record of </p><p>deeds is set forth, in a form of accounting appropriate to them, and another vast world of spring is </p><p>brought forth, with the utmost order and wisdom. This demonstrates with what powerful </p><p>comprehensiveness God’s attribute of Preserver exercises itself. Considering that the results of </p><p>such transient, commonplace, impermanent and insignificant things are preserved, is it at all </p><p>possible that men’s deeds, that yield important fruit in the world of the unseen, the world of the </p><p>hereafter, and the world of spirits, from the point of view of universal dominicality, is it at all </p><p>possible that they should not be guarded and preserved, should not be recorded as a matter of </p><p>importance? No, by no means! </p><p>Yes, from this manifestation of God’s attribute of Preserver it can be deduced that the Master of </p><p>all creation devotes great care to the orderliness of all things that come to pass in His realm. He </p><p>pays great attention to the function of sovereignty, and lavishes extreme care on the dominicality </p><p>of kingship. Thus He records, or causes to be recorded, the pettiest of happen</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="teblið, post: 317143, member: 1011058"] • Eighth Principle: You will understand this, too, that the eternal Maker of this transient world has another, everlasting world; it is to this that He urges and impels His servants. • Ninth Principle: You will understand, also, that so Compassionate a Being will bestow upon His choice servants in that world such gifts as no eye has ever seen, no ear has ever heard, nor has their image crossed the heart of any man. 22 In this we believe. SEVENTH TRUTH The Gate of Protection and Preservation, the Manifestation of the Names of Preserver and Guardian Is it at all possible that God’s attribute of Preserver, which protects all things with the utmost order and balance, -things in the heavens and on the earth, on dry land and in the ocean, dry and wet, large and small, commonplace and exalted- and as it were, sifts their results by way of accounting ____________________ 21. Yes, it is fitting that the fruits, flowers and leaves on the tips and branches of a tree, proceeding from the treasuries of sustenance provided by divine mercy, should depart when they become old and their duties are at an end. Otherwise the gate will remain closed to those that come after them, and a barrier will be erected against the expansion of God's mercy and the services to be performed by their brethren (i.e., other members of the species). Moreover, with the passing of youth, they will become wretched and distraught. Spring is like a fruit-bearing tree that in turn is an indication of the plain of resurrection. Similarly, the world of humanity in every age is like a tree inviting contemplation, and the world as a whole is like an amazing tree the fruits of which are dispatched to the market of the hereafter. 22. Bukhari, Bad'ul-Khalq, 8; Tafsir al-Sura, xxxii, 1;Tawhid, 35; Muslim, Iman, 312. The Words / Tenth Word - Seventh Truth - p.89 - is it at all possible that this attribute should permit the deeds and acts of man, man who has been given the lofty disposition of humanity, the rank of God’s supreme vicegerency, and the duty of bearing the Supreme Trust, not to be recorded, not to be passed through the sieve of accounting, not to be weighed in the balance of justice, not to be punished or rewarded fittingly, even though his acts and deeds closely pertain to God’s universal dominicality? No, it is not in any way possible! Yes, the Being that administers this cosmos preserves all things in order and balance. Order and balance are the manifestation of knowledge and wisdom, of will and power. For we see that the substance of every created object is fashioned in well-ordered and symmetrical fashion. Not only is each of the forms it changes throughout its life well-ordered, but the totality of these forms is also marked by the same orderliness. We see, too, that the Glorious Preserver preserves many forms of all things the life of which comes to an end when they have performed their function and which depart from the manifest world, in the memories of men, that are like a kind of preserved tablet, 23 or in a form of archetypal mirror. He also writes and inscribes a brief history of their life in a seed, that is like the result and outcome of the whole. Thus He causes all things to be preserved in mirrors pertaining to both the outer and inner worlds. The memory of man, the fruit of the tree, the kernel of the fruit, the seed of the flower - all of these demonstrate the universality and comprehensiveness of the law of preservation. Do you not see that all the flowers and fruits of the vast spring, the records of their deeds in appropriate form, the laws of their formation, and the images of their forms, are all inscribed into the finite space of a minute seed and are there preserved? The following spring, their record of deeds is set forth, in a form of accounting appropriate to them, and another vast world of spring is brought forth, with the utmost order and wisdom. This demonstrates with what powerful comprehensiveness God’s attribute of Preserver exercises itself. Considering that the results of such transient, commonplace, impermanent and insignificant things are preserved, is it at all possible that men’s deeds, that yield important fruit in the world of the unseen, the world of the hereafter, and the world of spirits, from the point of view of universal dominicality, is it at all possible that they should not be guarded and preserved, should not be recorded as a matter of importance? No, by no means! Yes, from this manifestation of God’s attribute of Preserver it can be deduced that the Master of all creation devotes great care to the orderliness of all things that come to pass in His realm. He pays great attention to the function of sovereignty, and lavishes extreme care on the dominicality of kingship. Thus He records, or causes to be recorded, the pettiest of happen [/QUOTE]
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