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He that wedded not ( Jesus ) found no place wherein to dwell or lay His head , by
reason of that which the hands of the treacherous had wrought . His sanctity
consisteth not in that which ye believe or fancy , but rather in the things We
possess ...
He that wedded not ( Jesus ) found no place wherein to dwell or lay His head , by
reason of that which the hands of the treacherous had wrought . His sanctity
consisteth not in that which ye believe or fancy , but rather in the things We
possess ...
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28 Heartened by this last message , the Hands of the Cause organized their work
around a series of annual “ Conclaves . ” These 27 See Universal House of
Justice , Wellspring of Guidance , Messages 1963 – 1968 , pp . consultations ...
28 Heartened by this last message , the Hands of the Cause organized their work
around a series of annual “ Conclaves . ” These 27 See Universal House of
Justice , Wellspring of Guidance , Messages 1963 – 1968 , pp . consultations ...
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perhaps more than any other factor , which distinguishes the role of the Hands ,
the counselors , and the auxiliary board members in the Bahá ' í Faith from that of
a “ clergy ” ( as it is commonly defined by other faiths ) . The Hands and their ...
perhaps more than any other factor , which distinguishes the role of the Hands ,
the counselors , and the auxiliary board members in the Bahá ' í Faith from that of
a “ clergy ” ( as it is commonly defined by other faiths ) . The Hands and their ...
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| Title | The Bahá'í Faith: The Emerging Global Religion Reading rainbow book |
| Authors | William S. Hatcher, James Stevenson, James Douglas Martin |
| Publisher | Harper & Row, 1984 |
| ISBN | 0060654414, 9780060654412 |
| Length | 226 pages |
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