Religion as we know it started with Adam… and the same religion has after being renewed a specific number of subsequent centuries continued to be fulfilled until in 1844 when as the sacred holy books were opened the clarity of understanding to what the meaning of God's Oneness, His Singleness, indicates: namely a Divine Charter or Covenant that God will never leave His well cherished humankind bereft of His guidance. He will again bring us new Teachers with divine guidance. The lastest of this Guidance is present in His Teachings for us today. What else can release the world from its complex crises that concern us so? Bahaú'llah, the Glory of God given humankind as His Voice to us to revivify faith for the whole Earth; and Ábdu'l-Baha is His beloved Son who was, by Will of Bahaú'llah upon His Ascension, appointed Successor, named by Bahaú'llah as the Center of the Covenant. Ábdu'l-Baha was titled, "the Master," which means, to Bahaís, "the perfect Exemplar" of His Beloved Father's Teachings which will ultimately by a world longing peacefully bring the world to Peace in familiar scriptural sacred fulfillment which devoted Christians expect..., and as all relligions one by one, have been praying for. They to have this Promise.

​@@charlottesolarz7329 Nope. You don't get to pick and choose from the Bible, reject parts you don't like, and incorporate it into something that is in direct contradiction to the Bible. If you're going to reject the Bible, then leave it alone and make up your own religion entirely apart from it. Did this Abdu’l-Bahá die to pay for your sins? Did he rise again? If not, then why bother following him? Only Jesus Christ died to atone for sins. Only he rose from the dead. Follow Him.

@@Yesica1993 Followers of Christ are also followers of Moses and Abraham. Followers of Baha'u'llah are also followers of Christ, Moses and Abraham. The Jews of Jesus' day were well aware of their scriptures and prophecies concerning their expected Messiah. When Jesus appeared, He didn't conform to their expectations of the Messiah, so they failed to recognize Him, and still do. The words of the Bible can be understood in different ways as you well know. Christians don't even agree with each other concerning the meanings. The point is that Baha'is believe in the Bible as the Word of God, but with an understanding that may be different from some Christians. Perhaps the Christians are in the same position in this day concerning the appearance of Baha'u'llah as the Jews were in the days of Jesus.

@@harlanlang6556 "Followers of Christ are also followers of Moses and Abraham. " Somewhat correct. "Followers of Baha'u'llah are also followers of Christ, Moses and Abraham. " That's false. Jesus said he was THE way, THE truth, THE life. No one comes to God the father, but through HIM. (John 14:6) "The Jews of Jesus' day were well aware of their scriptures and prophecies concerning their expected Messiah. When Jesus appeared, He didn't conform to their expectations of the Messiah, so they failed to recognize Him, and still do. " Correct. "The words of the Bible can be understood in different ways as you well know. " You'd have to be way more specific. The Bible is 66 entire books. " Christians don't even agree with each other concerning the meanings. " Again, you'd have to be specific. To be a Christian, by definition, means agreeing on certain foundational things like the divinity of Christ, his death/resurrection in payment for sin, God as Trinity, etc. "The point is that Baha'is believe in the Bible as the Word of God, but with an understanding that may be different from some Christians." Nonsense. If you had the Bible, you would know that is incorrect. "Perhaps the Christians are in the same position in this day concerning the appearance of Baha'u'llah as the Jews were in the days of Jesus." Nonsense. What evidence is there that this Baha'u'llah is divine, died for sins, and rose again? Jesus alone is Lord. You are free to follow whomever you wish. What you are not free to do is confuse people by posting incorrect things like this. Again, if you had read the Bible, you would know this is incorrect. You haven't. Please do not pretend you have, and thus confuse people. Thank you.

But He was exiled to Palestine!

@@nilisanai1085 that’s true but he still was from Iran

but He did said tht place dont matter wherever He goes, only love, love and even more love to give

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