Epistle to the Son of the Wolf — §155
Persian source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 155 of 268.
Source (Persian)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
This form usually rendered as “"peruse”, “peruse” (2 occurrences)
SE expanded to “hath sent down”
SE expanded to “unto the King”
This form usually rendered as “riseth”, “discover”, “mayest” (11 occurrences)
SE expanded to “be made aware”
This form usually rendered as “hath”, “fulfilled”, “decreed” (27 occurrences)
SE expanded to “that have happened”
This form usually rendered as “sought”, “wish” (3 occurrences)
SE expanded to “to spread disorder”
This form usually rendered as “hath”, “had” (4 occurrences)
SE rendered الفساد (al-fsád), الارض (ar-rḍ), اصلاحها (iṣláḥhá), انّما (innmá), نذکّر (ndhkkr), العباد (al-ʿbád), خالصا (khálṣá), لوجه (lújh), اللّه (al-lh) as “to spread disorder, the land, had been well-ordered, We exhort, His servants, wholly for, the sake, of God”
This form usually rendered as “mention”, “exhort”, “remember” (7 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “unto”, “turn”, “acknowledge” (5 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “both”, “"he”, “fear” (43 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “all-possessing”, “rich”, “dispense” (42 occurrences)
SE expanded to “the kindreds of the earth”
SE expanded to “can profit you”
SE expanded to “of His Cause”
SE expanded to “unto all who”
literal: creation; creation/origination; creation, composition
SE expanded to “behind your backs”
SE expanded to “Most Sublime Word”
SE rendered وراءکم (wráʾkm), مقبلين (mqblín), الکلمة (al-klmh), العليا (al-ʿlíá), فصّلت (fṣṣlt), الزّبر (az-zbr) as “behind your backs, and set your faces towards, Most Sublime Word, have been distinctly set forth, the Scriptures”
SE expanded to “have been distinctly set forth”
SE rendered الزّبر (az-zbr), الصّحف (aṣ-ṣḥf), الکتاب (al-ktáb), المبين (al-mbín), قوم (qúm), ضعوا (ḍʿúá), الّفتموه (al--ftmúh) as “the Scriptures, the Books, Book, O people, Cast away, ye have composed”
SE expanded to “with the pen”
SE expanded to “of your idle fancies”
SE expanded to “and vain imaginings”
SE expanded to “hath shone forth”