A Tablet from
'Abdu'l-Bahá, dated 3 May, 1906, addressed
to Mason Remey, included the following unique and highly significant statement
whose momentous significance only became clear and its fulfillment
realized more than a half-century later. (Star of the West, Vol V, No 19)
"Verily I beseech God to make thee confirmed under all circumstances.
Do not become despondent neither be thou sad. Ere long, thy Lord
shall make thee as sign of guidance among mankind."
To what else but Mason Remey's future accession to the Guardianship of
the Faith could such a statement refer? There is no record of
'Abdu'l-Bahá making a similar statement to any other believer,
a declaration that can be construed in no other light than Abdu'l-Bahá's
clear promise that Mason Remey would in the future become Guardian of the
Cause of God.
Permit us to prove to you that Shoghi Effendi brought to fulfillment this
promise of the Master and thereby faithfully assured the continuance of
the Guardianship after his passing in complete conformity with the
provisions of the Will and Testament of Abdu'l-Bahá and inform
you of the impelling reasons why he had to obscure from the believers
the appoinment of this successor "in his own
life-time" as required by the terms of 'Abdu'l-Bahá's Testament.
Then, let us reveal to you how he veiled this appointment, even though
openly made and announced, in such an ingenious way that the
believers, upon his passing, some six years later erroneously
expecting to find a testamentary document appointing a
successor, and not finding one, tragically failed to
percieve the manner in which he had appointed his successor
and come to the hasty conclusion that the Guardianship of the
Faith had forever ended. Failing in this way to perceive the
undeniable valiidity of Mason Remey's appointment and
succession to the Guardianship, they accepted a man-made
corrupted organization set up by their self-appointed and
faithless leaders as a substitute for the divinely-conceived
Administrative Order delineiated in the sacred and immortal
Testament of 'Abdu'l-Bahá, thus permanently precluding the establishment
of the future World Order of Bahá'u'lláh in all of
its perfection and glory. Orthodox Bahá'í Faith
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