The Bahai Revelation
The Bahai Revelation
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Baha'o^llah was confined alone in the highest room in the prison tower and all of the others were herded together like cattle in a large room in the bar- racks below. They were allowed no communication wMth persons outside; they were subjected to extreme hunger, vile food and water, mud, filth and disease; typhoid fever and dysentery broke out among them and all but five were ill. Even some of their guards were sick. One man only was left to care for them all; that man was Abbas Effendi, the so...n of Baha'- o'llah, now known as Abdul-Baha, the Servant of the Glory of God. Tn spite of the horror, disease, oppression and suffering, these people lived to be re- leased from close imprisonment after a long period, 56 and eventually they were allowed the freedom of the Valley of Acca, reaching from Acca to Haifa, nine miles away.
It was during this time of strictest confinement, when each loaf of bread was cut open by the guards to see that it contained no communication, that the long epistles, "Letters to the Kings, " were sent from that prison tower to the monarchs of the earth, in- cluding the Pope at Rome, Queen Victoria, Napoleon III, and the President of the United States, calling upon them to recognize Baha'o'llah as the Mes- senger of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baha'o^llah was confined alone in the highest room in the prison tower and all of the others were herded together like cattle in a large room in the bar- racks below. They were allowed no communication wMth persons outside; they were subjected to extreme hunger, vile food and water, mud, filth and disease; typhoid fever and dysentery broke out among them and all but five were ill. Even some of their guards were sick. One man only was left to care for them all; that man was Abbas Effendi, the so...n of Baha'- o'llah, now known as Abdul-Baha, the Servant of the Glory of God. Tn spite of the horror, disease, oppression and suffering, these people lived to be re- leased from close imprisonment after a long period, 56 and eventually they were allowed the freedom of the Valley of Acca, reaching from Acca to Haifa, nine miles away.
It was during this time of strictest confinement, when each loaf of bread was cut open by the guards to see that it contained no communication, that the long epistles, "Letters to the Kings, " were sent from that prison tower to the monarchs of the earth, in- cluding the Pope at Rome, Queen Victoria, Napoleon III, and the President of the United States, calling upon them to recognize Baha'o'llah as the Mes- senger of God.
What to read after The Bahai Revelation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thornton Chase to read onlineMoreLess
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