The Reconciliation of Races And Religions
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46. ] This may really have been a dream of the Ezelites (we mustsubstitute Subh-i-Ezel for Baha-'ullah); the Bahaites were of coursehorrified at the idea. But how should the Sultan discriminate? So thepunishment fell on the innocent as well as the guilty, on the Bahaitesas well as the Ezelites.
The punishment was the removal of Baha-'ullah and his party andSubh-i-Ezel and his handful of followers, the former to Akka(Acre) on the coast of Syria, the latter to Famagusta in Cyprus. TheBahaites wer...e put on board ship at Gallipoli. A full account is givenby Abbas Effendi's sister of the preceding events. It gives one a mosttouching idea of the deep devotion attracted by the magneticpersonalities of the Leader and his son.
I have used the expression 'Leader, ' but in the course of his stay atAdrianople Baha-'ullah had risen to a much higher rank than that of'Leader. ' We have seen that at an earlier period of his exileBaha-'ullah had made known to five of his disciples that he was invery deed the personage whom the Bab had enigmatically promised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
46. ] This may really have been a dream of the Ezelites (we mustsubstitute Subh-i-Ezel for Baha-'ullah); the Bahaites were of coursehorrified at the idea. But how should the Sultan discriminate? So thepunishment fell on the innocent as well as the guilty, on the Bahaitesas well as the Ezelites.
The punishment was the removal of Baha-'ullah and his party andSubh-i-Ezel and his handful of followers, the former to Akka(Acre) on the coast of Syria, the latter to Famagusta in Cyprus. TheBahaites wer...e put on board ship at Gallipoli. A full account is givenby Abbas Effendi's sister of the preceding events. It gives one a mosttouching idea of the deep devotion attracted by the magneticpersonalities of the Leader and his son.
I have used the expression 'Leader, ' but in the course of his stay atAdrianople Baha-'ullah had risen to a much higher rank than that of'Leader. ' We have seen that at an earlier period of his exileBaha-'ullah had made known to five of his disciples that he was invery deed the personage whom the Bab had enigmatically promised.
What to read after The Reconciliation of Races And Religions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T K Thomas Kelly Cheyne to read onlineMoreLess
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