Thou hast made mention of the people of Tár. [A village near
Isfahan] We have set Our face toward the
servants of God therein and advise them first to consider that which the Point
of the Bayán hath revealed concerning this Revelation whereby all names and
titles have been shaken, the idols of vain imaginings have crumbled and the
Tongue of Grandeur hath, from the realm of glory, proclaimed: By the
righteousness of God! The Hidden Treasure, the Impenetrable Mystery, hath been
uncovered to men’s eyes, causing all things, whether of the past or of the
future, to rejoice. He hath said, and His word is the truth: ‘Of all the
tributes I have paid to Him Who is to come after Me, the greatest is this, My
written confession, that no words of Mine can adequately describe Him, nor can
any reference to Him in My Book, the Bayán, do justice to His Cause.’
- Baha’u’llah (‘Tablets of Baha’u’llah revealed after the Kitab-i-Aqdas’)
