Tablet catalog
29221 in total
ABU 0965•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words spoken on 1908-11-07
320 words
First of all, you should not argue with them or oppose them, or they will deny even the things which they see with their own eyes.
ABU 0966•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words to Arthur Agnew et al, spoken on 1907-04-12
320 words
It must be so. Twelve thousand now must be as one. Everything will be obtained by unity and harmony... Today I met some people who were very difficult to meet
ABU 0967•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words to English and American tourists, spoken on 1914-02-23
320 words
We must be just: The American college at Beirut is carrying on a sacred mission of education and enlightenment... Years ago I went to Beirut and visited the college in its infancy
ABU 0968•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words to some friends, spoken on 1914-12-22
320 words
When I was a very little child in Teheran it became necessary and urgent that I should carry a message of great importance to the General of the army
ABU 0969•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words to the friends, spoken on 1914-09-02
320 words
God does not change. He is the unchangeable, the immutable. True religion also does not change.
ABU 0970•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Address to the Baha'is at Kinney home in New York, 1912-04-11
320 words
How are you? You are welcome. After arriving today, although tired, still I had the utmost longing and yearning to see you
ABU 0971•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words to Ali Kuli Khan and Florence Khan, spoken on 1906-06-13
320 words
Intuition (or inner perception) is a power or a light by which man comprehends and perceives the realities of things without the mediumship of the outward senses.
ABU 0972•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words spoken at Haifa Pilgrim House, 1920-11-21
320 words
It would be better if they were educated in the same schools, because it would bring love among them... I am in favor of the marriage of the black and white races
ABU 0973•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words spoken on 1913-09-02 in Ramleh
320 words
The fathers, and especially the mothers, must always think how they can best educate their children
ABU 0974•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
320 words
There are two kinds of life. There is that existence which is palpable to our touch but does not grow or possess sensation
ABU 0975•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words spoken in Sep. 1911 in London
320 words
How does one look forward to the goal of any journey? With hope and with expectation. It is even so with the end of this earthly journey.... Those who have passed on through death, have a sphere of their own. It is not removed from ours
ABU 0976•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Conversation with "Mr. F", Ritz Hotel in Budapest, 1913-04-11
320 words
Now that you have seen many parts of the world, I hope you will also make a voyage to the country of Baha.
ABU 0977•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words spoken on 1911-09-27 in London
320 words
These people are very spiritual, with hearts looking towards God
ABU 0978•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words spoken at House of the Master in Haifa, 1914-02-12
320 words
The air here at Mount Carmel is fragrant and the earth is sweet... Syria is a most wonderful country. It is a world in miniature.
ABU 0979•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Interview with Stanwood Cobb, Rue Lauriston 97 in Paris, 1913-03-23
320 words
Hope is made possible through turning one's face toward God. If all the benefits of the world are made possible for man and he has no hope, he will not enjoy them.
ABU 0980•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words spoken on 1912-10-14 in San Francisco
320 words
I want to tell you a remarkable story--the strangest of the strange--so that you may see the great power of the cause of God. When we were exiled from Persia
ABU 0981•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words to Mrs Merriman, spoken on 1912-10-08
320 words
How are you? Are you comfortable? Are you pleased with having such a company here?... Come! I want to take you to heaven. Will you go with me?
ABU 0982•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words to May Maxwell et al, spoken on 1898-02-22
320 words
We can all serve in the Cause of God no matter what our occupation is. No occupation can prevent the soul coming to God. Peter was a fisherman
ABU 0983•‘Abdu’l-BaháAr
Reported Utterance
Words spoken ca. 1914
310 words

الارض المقدسه حرارتها لاتزید عن سی و سه ٣٣ درجه و ابرد فصلها تقریبا ٤ فوق الصرفرفی

ABU 0984•‘Abdu’l-BaháFa
Reported Utterance
The True Meaning of Baptism by Water and Fire: Words spoken on 1911-11-08 in Paris
310 words

انسان حیوان نبات حتی جماد جمیع حیاتشان باب است حتی حیات جماد باب شفافی منجمد

ABU 0985•‘Abdu’l-BaháFa
Reported Utterance
Words to a mother, spoken on 1913-05-15
310 words

بتربیت الهی تربیت شوند نه مثل اینکه حالا مادران از بدایت عمر به پسران میگویند

ABU 0986•‘Abdu’l-BaháFa
Reported Utterance
Words to the Master's entourage, spoken on 1912-10-01
310 words

بخاطر دارم که طفل بودم در طهران در بیرونی در جنب حضرت وحید یعنی جناب آقا سید یحیی

ABU 0987•‘Abdu’l-BaháFa
Reported Utterance
Words spoken at German hostel in Tiberias, 1916-09-23
310 words

پیش عقلا و اصحاب افکار و ارباب معارف مسلم است که عالم انسانی در پراکنده گی یعنی تفرق سبب خذلانشان است

ABU 0988•‘Abdu’l-Bahá
Reported Utterance
Words to Mr And Mrs W. White from Honolulu, spoken on 1912-10-07
310 words
You have taken great trouble. You have come a long way. You are very welcome, exceedingly welcome. How are the friends of God in Honolulu? Are there many there?