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God is the only one familiar with the time and the hour at which a Manifestation of His Presence will appear (Epistle to the Son of the Wolf, p. 157). Therefore, we should never be satisfied to simply stop our search for the new Manifestations on the basis of any single verse. When religions as a whole stop seeking the truth, that is when they begin to become complacent and spiritually dead, and the individual is no different. We must always seek the truth, until, . . . every man may testify, in himself, by himself, in the station of the Manifestation of his Lord, that verily there is no God save Him, and that every man may thereby win his way to the summit of realities, until none shall contemplate anything whatsoever but that he shall see God therein (The Seven Valleys, p. 1). 2. Baháí leadership teaches that the thousand-year clause found in Gleanings and the Kitab-i-Aqdas, refers to the Dispensation of Baháulláh. This is a man-made assumption, and Baháulláh NEVER said this! Baháulláh never revealed when the thousand year period begins, NEVER. That is why today many Baháí scholars have many different views on when it begins, some say 1852 others 1892, THESE ARE ONLY GUESSES AT BEST! 3. The Bible tells us that the work of God is only complete after the advent (trumpet blasting and scroll opening) of the Seventh Angel (Revelation 16:17), and Abdul-Bahá confirmed this in his book, Some Answered Questions. So we are left with only one possible option for explaining the thousand years, which is, that the thousand years spoken of by Baháulláh is parallel to the thousand years found in the 20th chapter of St. Johns Revelation. If this is true, then the Bible tells us exactly when the thousand years begins, it begins sometime after the Seventh Angel blows His trumpet (Revelation 16) setting the rest of the prophetic events into a chronological motion. In other words, the thousand years cannot occur before the Seventh Angel, who was NOT a part of the Bábí /Baháí Dispensations. 4. Maitreya is the Seventh Angel, and it is His Dispensation that Baháulláh is referring to, which began in 1982. Here are Maitreyas own words in a response to a letter I sent Him, confirming the above explanation of the thousand years: . . . What Baháulláh says about the next thousand years is also true. There will be no great Manifestation after me, for a thousand years. He (Baháulláh) indeed was inspired to Reveal this Truth to humanity. It, however, was not for Him but I. (Maitreya) BAHÁULLÁH ENVISIONED A GUARDIAN BASED SOCIETY?: Maitreya once wrote: . . . Eventually some of those people took over and discontinued the idea of the Guardian. They formed the House of Justice and decided they no longer needed a guardian. That, of course, is not the way Baháulláh envisioned the Baháí Faith to run . . . (Lecture by Maitreya 10/5/93, At The Feast Of Tabernacles, Universalism, The Fifth Seal). This statement may seem at first glance off base to the Baháí reader, but under closer examination, we will find that Abdul-Bahá related the same thing, and that Shoghi Effendi confirmed it. Shoghi Effendi passed away at a young age and left the Baháí community without a future Guardian and also without the hope of completing, The Mighty Plan of God. In one of the writings of the Guardian, he himself expressed the impossibility of the Baháí Faith to function as Baháulláh had intended, without the leadership of the Guardian. The Guardian once wrote: Divorced from the institution of the Guardianship the World Order of Baháulláh would be mutilated and permanently deprived of that hereditary principle which, as Abdul-Bahá has written, has been invariably upheld by the Law of God . . . Without such an institution the integrity of the Faith would be imperiled, and the stability of the entire fabric would be gravely endangered. Its prestige would suffer, the means required to enable it to take a long, and uninterrupted view over a series of generations, would be completely lacking, and necessary guidance to define the sphere of legislative action of its representatives would be totally withdrawn. (The World Order of Baháulláh, 148). BAHÁULLÁH WITHHELD REVELATION FROM GOD: The Baháí Faith, struck in peril under the crushing weight of a Guardian-less community, was also limited in its spiritual understanding. Baháulláh, as it was recorded in the writings of Nabil, Taherzadeh, and Shoghi Effendi, was constantly receiving revelation from God in which He had to destroy . . . the Plan of God, was not yet finished. In the writings of Shoghi Effendi we find confirmation of this: As to those verses which He either dictated or wrote Himself, their number was no less remarkable than either the wealth of material they contained, or the diversity of subjects to which they referred. A vast, and indeed the greater proportion of these Writings were, alas, lost irretrievably to posterity. No less an authority than Mirza Aqa Jan, Baháulláhs amanuensis, affirms, as reported by Nabil, that by the express order of Baháulláh, hundreds of thousands of verses, mostly written by His own hand, were obliterated and cast into the river. Finding me reluctant to execute His orders, Mirza Aqa Jan has related to Nabil, Baháulláh would reassure me saying: None is to be found at this time worthy to hear these melodies. Not once, or twice, but innumerable times, was I commanded to repeat this act. 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