Bahá'u'lláh - Promised One of All Ages

[@irajkhodadoost]

The youth who have produced this and many other similarly wonderful videos are proving that our youth shall indeed move the world!

[@irajkhodadoost]

"No man shall attain the shores of the ocean of true understanding except he be detached from all that is in heaven and on earth. Sanctify your souls, O ye peoples of the world, that haply ye may attain the station that God hath destined for you ... they that thirst for the wine of certitude must cleanse themselves from all that is earthly - their ears from idle talk, their minds from vain imaginings, their hearts from worldly affections ...." The Book of Certitude p.1 (Baha'u'llah, circa 1861)

[@LL-mh9fn]

For the Truth seekers, here is what to look for the proofs of the station of prophethood of Baha'u'llah : His character; His Revelation; His verses; The baha'i martyrs; His repudiation by whom and why; The two-fold signs in heaven at His coming; The prophecies He fulfilled; The future events He foretold; The miracles He did. It is a serious claim. As well should be your enquiery.

[@zodiacastro1]

That all people from all faiths accept the Bahai Faith ! That it is ecumecial and syncretic.

[@raokumaran6187]

A fine well balanced production but inspiring and short enough. Will b using it in a Junior programme coming up this weekend Thank u and yes, I subscribed💕

[@yohedayyo]

What a video!! Many thanks

[@irajkhodadoost]

"This is the changeless Faith of God; eternal in the past, eternal in the future." Baha'u'llah

[@sallieebertgrundman5698]

Majestic and beautiful Video!

[@zodiacastro1]

nice video. The Bahai Faith is universal and secular.

[@aubreycary4415]

Beautiful!💖💖💖

[@clex19]

"Hast thou not heard what God, exalted be His glory, hath said: “Say not to every one who meeteth you with a greeting, ‘Thou art not a believer’.” “Thrust not away those who cry to their Lord at morn and even, craving to behold His face.” Thou hast indeed forsaken what the Book of God hath prescribed, and yet thou deemest thyself to be a believer!" - Bahá'u'lláh

[@irajkhodadoost]

"... Sanctify your souls O ye people of the world that haply ye may attain the station that God hath destined for you..." The Book of Certitude, circa 1861

[@zodiacastro1]

It integrates all faiths !

[@chantale7]

Ya Baha 'ul'Abha!

[@clex19]

Also, I agree with that we should only worship God. In fact, when Bahá'u'lláh wrote to the kings of the earth, He told them, "Worship none but God".

[@mohamadrezakhodadoos]

nice good

[@slino3375]

Baha’u’llah declares that His Word is from God, that He is the Tree of Life with celestial fruits for every soul - fruits that provide all the spiritual nourishment we need for a thousand years and more. Baha’u’llah’s name means ‘The Glory of the Lord’. Christians must test the spirits to see if they are God's teachings: "But test the spirits to see whether they are of God...(I John 4:1). (Christ) Matt.5:8 “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God”

[@irajkhodadoost]

@pawnraider Glad that you have ordered the book. Yes, every religion (including the Baha'i Faith) has a beginning (1844/1863) and an end. According to Baha'u'llah, the effectiveness of each religion is about a thousand years beyond which there is division and confusion. In terms of Christianity, look at the history of Orthodox/Catholics (1000 ad), Inquisition/Crusades (1,100-1,500 ad), Catholics/Protestants (1,500's) etc. KZbin/e-mail will be fine until you become an independent searcher.

[@JohnPilz]

@pawnraider "For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given, and the government shall be on His shoulder, and His name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace." (Isaiah 9:6)

[@clex19]

And thank you, too. I have learned a lot, and I hope to learn more. Anyways, the Bahá'í Writings state that when God rebukes a Manifestation, He is actually addressing the rebuke to the people (in Moses' case, the people of Israel). For example, in De 3:26, when Moses explains "But the Lord was angry with me on your account". And then God tells Moses He won't go to the Promised Land. I personally think God restricted Moses as punishment for the people of Israel rather than for Moses Himself.

[@minissa2009]

I agree, and I think this was His specific sacrifice and suited to the needs of the time. If God had punished the people as they deserved, no Jewish person would have survived to make it to the Promised Land

[@61sunset]

By looking at the surrounding scriptures, & what context it was written in. The Bible even though was written by 40 men over a period of 1610 years, has a theme throughout, from Genesis to Revelation. This theme is about God's purpose for mankind. Jesus being God's Son, plays a major part in God's purpose. Acts 4:12 states ''Neither is there salvation in any other, for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved''.. this shows us Jesus importance ! ...cont

[@61sunset]

The sign he gave did not have just one feature or a few features. It had many that were to be taken together as a composite sign, just as was the case with the composite sign at the time of his first coming as Messiah. Thus, with many features or events, he unmistakably signifies his invisible presence at this time as God’s reigning King enthroned in heaven but extending his power and influence to the affairs of earth

[@clex19]

Bahá'ís believe the Manifestations of God (Adam, Krishna, Abraham, Zoroaster, Moses, Buddha, Jesus, Muhammad, the Báb, and Bahá'u'lláh) are perfect Beings. They're in between mere humans and God. They are spiritually one, but, They each have a unique soul. Also, each Manifestation's revelation varies according to the needs of humanity. Hence, Christ said, "I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now." John 16:12

[@dawnbreaker1844]

Very well-done video! It would be great to see information in the description about the sources of quotes and pictures. @septagon47-I'm sure you are aware that we all must use our free will and independent investigation of truth skills to follow the path that our rational soul calls us to. Unless your friends said they will join the Baha'i Faith, I don't think it is appropriate to say they are not-yet Baha'i. I assume your comment reflects your own enthusiasm and love for the faith. :-)

[@irajkhodadoost]

@MrJapilz One thing that Baha'u'llah is emphatic about is that we discuss lovingly, but we do not argue trying to prove our point, to those who are hostile to His vision because that would be contrary to His mission for humanity which is ultimate oneness and peace on earth. Yes, Jews are still waiting for Jesus to appear, and He says in the Bible that He shall come again "like thief in the night". In the words of Abdu'l-Baha, "Don't even open your mouth if you don't find a receptive ear".

[@LL-mh9fn]

What is the refernce for this quote if it is ? Thank you.

[@61sunset]

2.Thes 2:3,4 states ''Let no man deceive you by any means,for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first & that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition. Who opposeth & exalteth himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped so that he as God sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself that he is God''. That scripture warns us, not to be misled by men, who give themselves glory, thus taking away glory from God . Our worship must solely go to God.

[@JohnPilz]

@irajkhodadoost Thank you for your input Mr. Khodadoost. I wish the both of you a productive conversation. @pawnraider I hope I was of any help to you, and I hope I have made myself clear by now that my intentions are not to argue. My intentions were to answer you while educating the audience of this video at the same time. I hope Mr. Khodadoost can help you better understand the station of Bahá'u'lláh regardless of any hostilities that you may currently harbor to what you know not. God is Love.

[@JohnPilz]

@pawnraider The Summons of the Lord of Hosts is a Bahá'í book that contains many prophecies from Bahá'u'lláh regarding the future of the world. In the Surih-I-Haykal, Bahá'u'lláh reviews the leaders of the world and provides advice on the necessary actions needed to maintain national security and the advancement of human civilization. The rulers who had not followed the laws fell one by one. If humanity does not unite, it will be destroyed by its own actions or some external force.

[@61sunset]

John 16:12, please read verse 13 it speaks of the ‘spirit of the truth’ which is God’s Holy Spirit, also John 14: 16-26, mentions the Helper & further explains it as the ‘spirit of the truth’, & states ‘’ for He dwells with you and will be in you’’. Clearly showing it cannot be a man, again in verse 26 it states ‘’ But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all things that I said to you.’’ (NKJV)

[@clex19]

I personally interpret the "new name" to be belong to Jesus, as it is He Who is speaking to St. John the Divine. Two verses before, in Rev 3:10, I interpret the "hour of temptation" to be shortly before the end of days, during which Jesus is to return with His "new name". And I interpret "him that overcometh" (verse 12) the "hour of temptation", as those who recognize Jesus' return, upon whom,will be written His "new name".

[@JohnPilz]

@pawnraider Please read The Summons of the Lord of Hosts by Bahá'u'lláh in reference.bahai.org to see the prophecies for yourself. The Surih-I-Haykal had been disseminated to the peoples of the world before the events had come true. Such claims like the fall of Napoleon III was absurd at the time. That emperor disregarded the message, so Bahá'u'lláh sent him another. Napoleon III, once a powerful emperor, would become a part of the vestiges of history while Bahá'u'lláh's call augments today.

[@ABahaiPointGroup]

This video helps shed some light on the significance of Bahá'u'lláh's Mission. Prophecies are mentioned from Krishna, Isaiah, Zoroaster, Buddha, St. John the Divine, and Muhammad. Please enjoy this video. Please investigate Bahá'u'lláh's claim to be the Promised One of All Ages, and search "Baha'i Reference Library" in Google to have access to the Bahá'í Writings.

[@clex19]

The Jews expected Elijah to return before the Messiah, as foretold by Malachi (Malachi 4:5). Elijah had ascended to heaven in a "chariot of fire" (2 Kings 2:11), and the Jews expected him to return, literally, in the same way. Jesus Himself declared that John the Baptist was Elijah (Matthew 17:12-13). But John the Baptist did not come in a "chariot of fire", and he even said that he was not Elijah (John 1:21). Therefore, Elijah's return wasn't literal. So why must Christ's return be literal?

[@irajkhodadoost]

@pawnraider The followers of all religions await the return of a Messiah (reincarnation of Krishna, 5th Buddha, return of Jesus, Mahdi, etc.) and they are all right. Baha'is believe in progressive revelations; i.e., all religions come from the same source, there is no difference and no dichotomy except for man's arrogance and limitations. If there is one God, He does not send conflicting messages. "God is one; man is one; and all the religions agree". Peace!

[@clex19]

I don't understand how John 16:13 says that the Spirit of Truth is the same as the Holy Spirit. But I do see in Mark 13:11, Jesus tells Peter, James, John, and Andrew that the Holy Spirit will speak through them. I think that, similarly, the Spirit of Truth's words are that of the Holy Spirit. In a Bahá'í metaphor, God is the sun, the Manifestations are perfect mirrors that reflect the sun. And the sun's light is the Holy Spirit. We must also do our best to reflect God's spiritual light.

[@minissa2009]

I think it refers to Christ saying that when he the spirit of truth is come, he will lead you unto all truth. That "spirit of truth who will lead you unto all truth" is, Baha'is believe, fulfilled in Baha'u'llah

[@pawnraider]

@MrJapilz "The rulers who had not followed the laws fell one by one." Claims such as this are always made after the fact.

[@61sunset]

False alarms may result when only one or two of these features are stressed, rather than the many features that make up the composite sign. (Matthew 24:7; Luke 21:10, 11; Revelation 6:1-8) (Matthew 24:9, 10, 12; Luke 21:12; 2 Timothy 3:1-5

[@JohnPilz]

@pawnraider Bahá'í Hand of the Cause (evangelist) John E. Esslemont wrote: "With regard to the titles 'everlasting Father,' 'Prince of Peace', Baha'u'llah repeatedly refers to Himself as the manifestation of the Father, of whom Christ and Isaiah spoke, whereas Christ always referred to Himself as the Son; and Baha'u'llah's declared His mission to establish peace on earth, while Christ said: 'I came not to send peace but a sword.'" (Baha'u'llah and the New Era, chap. 13)

[@clex19]

Regarding being with us, Jesus said He would be with the disciples. "I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Matt 28:20. Obviously, He wasn't always physically with them, but He remained with them in spirit. In Corin 13:5, Paul rhetorically asks "Do you not know yourselves, that Jesus Christ is in you?". The people Paul wrote to didn't have Christ's body in them. Again, I feel this means that Christ is spiritually in people. I think the Helper is also spiritually with and in people.

[@clex19]

So how do you decide which of these "features" are to be interpreted literally or metaphorically?

[@irajkhodadoost]

@pawnraider Dear friend, you are right in the sense that considering anyone as God or the Father is indeed heretical. Baha'is consider Baha'u'llah as return of Jesus in the "Glory" of the Father. He is considered the latest Manifestation of God. Consider studying one of His many Writings, "The Book of Certitude" and I will be glad to chat with you afterwards: "No man shall attain the shores of the ocean of true understanding except he be detached from all that is in heaven and on earth" p. 1

[@zodiacastro1]

A typo. I meant ecumenical.

[@pawnraider]

As the narrator reads from Isaiah 9:6 and 7 he neglects to include the beginning of the passage which reads, “For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given” and the middle of the next verse which reads, “upon the throne of David, and upon his kingdom”. And leaves out “The zeal of the LORD of hosts will perform this” which is at the end of the passage. Had the narrator not left out these parts it would have appeared obvious that the passage was in actuality a reference to Jesus Christ only.

[@clex19]

Jesus then says in John 16:13 "Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth". But the fundamental purpose of all the divine religions is unity. For example, Moses brought unity to Israel, Jesus to Jews and Gentiles, Muhammad to tribes of Arabia, and Bahá'u'lláh's mission is to unite all of humanity.

[@61sunset]

Interesting. Would you consider communicating via e-mail, as I would like to give you more in depth answers, here one is pretty restricted?

[@pawnraider]

@MrJapilz From what little I've read about it he is asking all to believe that he is the return of Jesus Christ which all these leaders and rulers rightly refused to believe. It's interesting to note that my OP was ignored and deflected to another unrelated issue.

[@JohnPilz]

@pawnraider Bahá'u'lláh Himself wrote: "Say, O concourse of bishops! Trembling hath seized all the kindreds of the earth, and He Who is the Everlasting Father calleth aloud between hearth and heaven. Blessed is the ear that hath heard, and the eye that hath seen, and the heart that hath turned toward unto Him Who is the Point of Adoration of all who are in the heavens and all who are on earth." (The Promised Day is Come, p.101)

[@pawnraider]

@irajkhodadoost Why not start with the justification of your faith from where it must start and where it must inevitably end, namely the Bible? By the way, I’ve ordered the book you’ve suggested and it should arrive in about a week. How or where do you suggest we discuss the book? By email, start a yahoo group or…?

[@clex19]

From my understanding as a Bahá'í, this is what is meant by dying in Adam and being made alive in Christ. Through Adam, humans received physical bodies, our lower natures, which are the cause of sin, or spiritual death. But Christ brought us teachings that are the cause of spiritual life. And Adam didn't become imperfect. His soul stayed perfect, while He received an imperfect physical body.

[@stardaggerrihannsu2363]

No. Wrong, 100% Unlearn.

[@61sunset]

The quote in Isaiah is actually refering to Jesus Christ, who is Mighty god. not Bahaullah, who is a mere man. Jesus Christ is the Son of the Only True God, and when on earth was a perfect man, without sin....no other man, has that standing. ALL other men are born sinners, so therefore no man can claim that they are on the same standing or are as important, or can replace the role that Jesus has. All who do claim this are declared in the Bible as ''False Prophets'', we are advised to avoid them

[@61sunset]

In regards to the ''new name'' in the scripture Rev 3:12, who do you believe that is referring to? You also state that Bahaullah teaches to worship God, so how then does he fit into the scheme of things?

[@luminous.shrine]

Dear Pawnraider, If only God Himself is the everlasting Father, as you claim, how can He, God, be born as a child, as a son, reign on a man's throne take the task of government on his shoulders? See:Isaiah 9:6 "For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace"

[@StarDagger777]

Please let me know where the text of these writings are at. I found it months ago but lost it.

[@JohnPilz]

If you've finished your search and deem Him a false prophet, so be it. No one can see for you. Only you can decide for yourself. Besides, Jesus came to the Jews and the ones who didn't become Christians said the same thing. We still have Jewish people who await their Messiah, who Jesus Christ claims to be. I, on the other hand, believe in Moses, Jesus and Baha'u'llah for They are all One; the Alpha and Omega. We can't change the past, but we can hope to fix our mistakes and make a better future.

[@JohnPilz]

@pawnraider The Jews rejected Jesus because they did not see the prophecies fulfilled as they wished to see it. If Jesus has taught us one thing (He taught many things), it is the fact that God chooses how prophecies are fulfilled. God is unlimited and cannot be confined to the human mind as anything other than infinite and unknowable. Although the term God and the Manifestation of God is interchangeable for practical purposes, the reality is that they are entirely separate entities.

[@61sunset]

Sure many Jews did not accept Jesus. However does that mean we must accept a man who claims he is from God, when in fact he teaches from other books, and takes a few quotes, which are out of context from the Bible, to suit his agenda? Is that not equally as dangerous? He is not teaching God's message ! I know sir, that I will not convince you, as you do not look to God's word the Bible to guide you, so how then will you get to know God & Jesus, if you are looking elsewhere? Colossians 2:1-23

[@61sunset]

Jesus’ second coming or presence is not seen with the literal eyes, but with the eyes of understanding.At Messiah’s second coming it is no longer necessary for him to give up heavenly spirit life in order to appear on earth in a fleshly body, to be used as a “sin offering.” Having provided his human sacrifice “once for all time,” he comes “the second time . . . apart from sin” as an invisible heavenly king Hebrews ; 9:27, 28;

[@luminous.shrine]

Dear Zodiacastro1, I understand the first half of your statement (universal), but explain me please what you ment by "secular"?

[@61sunset]

Thank you for that. In regards to you mentioning the various manifestations of God, and saying they are perfect beings, only two mentioned were perfect Jesus & Adam. However Adam sinned and so became imperfect. Moses and Abraham ( the only other 2 mentioned in the Bible) were highly favoured by God, but were still imperfect men. Moses even lost favour with God,& did not see his people through to the promised land.( De 32:48-52)........cont.

[@clex19]

Regarding your quote from Acts, Jesus Himself said that He will eventually have a "new name" Revelation 3:12. Regarding your quote from 2 Thessalonians, Bahá'u'lláh did not claim to literally be God or above God. Rather, He declared that He perfectly reflects the spiritual attributes of God and is the mouthpiece of God. To Bahá'ís, Bahá'u'lláh is God in terms of His authority and infallibility. As I understand, Bahá'u'lláh taught that He and God are one in attributes but not one in essence.

[@pawnraider]

@MrJapilz There's no proof that this book is what you say it is. Note that its copyright is after the fact or events!

[@JohnPilz]

@pawnraider The "Prince of Peace" was never a title of Jesus. There is a popular song (Handel's Messiah) in which Jesus is called "Everlasting Father", but the Bible nowhere calls Him such. Jesus is never referred to in the Bible, nor in ancient Chrisitan literature, as "Prince of Peace" nor "Everlating Father".

[@luminous.shrine]

Dear Zodiacastro, syncretic in what sense?

[@tyrashida]

@pawnraider John 10:30 I and my Father are one. (King James Bible) Could it be that Jesus Christ the Son and Baha'u'llah the everlasting Father are one? or shall we as we did before take up stones to stone Him (John 10:31)? Watch and Pray. Isaiah 9:6 For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. (King James Bible)

[@61sunset]

Both were born from human parents, thus sinners like the rest of us ..read Romans 5:12-14. It is important to understand that, because Adam when he sinned was a perfect man, and so Jesus voluntarily came down to the earth as a perfect man, the only other perfect man, as a ransom sacrifice , for our sins. A perfect man for a perfect man..read 1. Corin 15: 21,22,45.

[@61sunset]

Ok thanks for that, but the only one exalted by God the Almighty is, His Son Jesus Christ. I certainly have not forsaken what the Book of God has prescribed, however the Bahai faith looks into the Quran and the sayings of a mere man, and so Bahullah's words are empty, as he himself is guilty of forsaking God's Word the Bible, and he himself has exalted himself to a position that does not belong to him. He will pay a price as will those who follow him. Heed the Bible, in it is God's Truth.

[@StarDagger777]

Jesus himself declined the title "Prince of Peace", know your gospel!

[@lyncap99]

+StarDagger777 It would be nice if you included a resource to go with your statement.

[@TomYale]

"Think not that I am come to send peace on earth: I came not to send peace, but a sword." Matthew 10:34

[@ABahaiPointGroup]

You are referring to Luke 12:49-57, right? The verse is very potent in describing the nature of the transformation society would go through during the Christian Dispensation. That is over now, with Baha'u'llah - division is to be no more, with unity and laws promoting it to buttress the point. The Verse referenced is below, from the Bible: I am come to send fire on the earth; and what will I, if it be already kindled? 50But I have a baptism to be baptized with; and how am I straitened till it be accomplished! 51Suppose ye that I am come to give peace on earth? I tell you, Nay; but rather division: 52For from henceforth there shall be five in one house divided, three against two, and two against three. 53The father shall be divided against the son, and the son against the father; the mother against the daughter, and the daughter against the mother; the mother in law against her daughter in law, and the daughter in law against her mother in law

[@ABahaiPointGroup]

Baha'u'llah is the Prince of Peace. On the eve of his forced exile from Baghdad in 1863, the time had come for Baha’u’llah to reveal his true station. To a small group of believers he made the announcement that he was the One heralded by the Bab and foretold in the holy books of old. He was the Lord of Hosts, “He Whom God Shall make manifest,” the Prince of Peace; and this was the Day of Days awaited by humanity since time immemorial. Abdu’l-Baha described it in these poetic terms: This is the day when the Day-Star of Truth rose over the horizon of life, and its glory spread, and its brightness shone out with such power that it clove the dense and high-piled clouds and mounted the skies of the world in all its splendor. Hence do ye witness a new stirring throughout all created things. - Selections from the Writings of Abdu’l-Baha, p. 111. bahaiteachings.org/the-prince-of-peace-has-come

[@stardaggerrihannsu2363]

@@ABahaiPointGroup O GLORIOUS DAY!

[@patriciastotler8911]

The Bible teaches the same SAME Jesus who ascended to the Father will return and all those in Christ will be resurrected with glorified and immortal bodies to live eternally in the new heavens and new earth. That is the Christians HOPE. A deceased Iranian, sinful and deceived man leads many into falsehood and will face Jesus as his judge not as his savior.

[@JohnPilz]

When Jesus Christ appeared, history tells us how He faced the same fate. Before declaring judgement so fast, I suggest that you read up on the Bible and examine Baha'u'llah's claims. Were I searching for Christ's Return, I would heed Baha'u'llah's claims and judge the truth or false based on comparison with the very Bible you imply to also read and believe in. If you haven't read your own Bible and/or compared it with Baha'u'llah's claims, then how can you deem Baha'u'llah to be a false prophet?

[@luminous.shrine]

Not at all obvious.

[@JohnPilz]

@pawnraider What you say is sensible from an uninformed and apathetic point of view - it really doesn't seem like you have researched the work for yourself from other sources. If you are concerned about the validity of the Summons of the Lord of Hosts (if it is the same as original form), you can make an inquiry to the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of your country regarding the validity of the texts that you read. The originals are still in tact for evidence. Also, research online.

[@atiqrahman7289]

BAHA-ULLAH is not the promised one of all ages. He preached is UNITY ----- praching of UNITY is right there in ISLAM ----- and inside the core of all religions. BAHA-ULLAH and BAB did not bring any new really. Message of UNITY is already there ---- people just do not practice UNITY. After the tines of BAB and BAHA-ULLAH there have been 2 World Wars, and so numerous wars among human beings. So both BAB & BAHA-ULLAH have been failures. No point whatsoever being BABI or BAHAI. Peaceful Messages of JESUS & MOHAMMAD are more than sufficient for humanity. No more new prophets are needed. Both BAB & BAHA-ULLAH belong to the dust bin of history. Hell, being BABAI and BBAHAI means to be right in the dust bin and trash bag of history.

[@pawnraider]

@tyrashida In no way is Mirza Husayn Ali the "everlasting Father". Only God Himself is the everlasting Father. To suggest otherwise is heretical.

[@raokumaran6187]

I see u may like to show or display that u are well read or very intelligent, but sadly I think some very other obvious signs appear🤔😁

[@61sunset]

Actually I have and do read the Bible and have made an indepth study of it. How do I know that Bahaullah is a false prophet, because he claims he is on the same level as Jesus Christ, which is blasphemy. I suggest though that perhaps you take the Bible more seriously, and maybe read it. It makes no mention of Baha u llah. If he was the great man he professes to be, his name would be in the Bible, just like Abraham and Moses, and other good men in the Bible.