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On Üçüncü Şuâ/en: Revizyonlar arasındaki fark
"Since we have submitted to Divine Determining and in accordance with the meaning of “The best of matters are the most difficult,”(*<ref>*al-‘Ajluni, Kashf al-Khafa, i, 155.</ref>)and we know these difficulties to be a Divine bounty through which we may gain greater merit;" içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu
("I am describing some of my circumstances here, not to sadden you or to take any physical measures, but so that I might profit more from your shared prayers, and you might practise greater self-restraint, caution, patience, and forbearance, and earnestly perserve your solidarity." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
("Since we have submitted to Divine Determining and in accordance with the meaning of “The best of matters are the most difficult,”(*<ref>*al-‘Ajluni, Kashf al-Khafa, i, 155.</ref>)and we know these difficulties to be a Divine bounty through which we may gain greater merit;" içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu) |
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The torment and distress I suffer here in one day is more than I suffered in a month in Eskişehir Prison. The ghastly Masons have inflicted one of their unfeeling fellows on me so that out of anger I should lose patience in the face of their torments, and they could then use it as a pretext and make it the reason for their cruel aggression, and so conceal their lies. As a wondrous mark of Divine grace, I merely offer thanks in patience and I am resolved to continue to do so. | The torment and distress I suffer here in one day is more than I suffered in a month in Eskişehir Prison. The ghastly Masons have inflicted one of their unfeeling fellows on me so that out of anger I should lose patience in the face of their torments, and they could then use it as a pretext and make it the reason for their cruel aggression, and so conceal their lies. As a wondrous mark of Divine grace, I merely offer thanks in patience and I am resolved to continue to do so. | ||
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