The hour at which the supreme Manifestation of God revealeth Himself

Consider the hour at which the supreme Manifestation of God revealeth Himselfunto men. Ere that hour cometh, the Ancient Being, Who is still unknown of menand hath not as yet given utterance to the Word of God, is Himself the All-Knowerin a world devoid of any man that hath known Him.

He is indeed the Creator without a creation. For at the very moment preceding HisRevelation, each and every created thing shall be made to yield up its soul to God.

This is indeed the Day of which it hath been written: "Whose shall be the Kingdom this Day?" And none can be found ready to answer!

Bahá’u’lláh, Gleanings from the Writings of Bahá’u’lláh, p. 15

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