Will and Testament — §8
Persian source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 8 of 59.
Source (Persian)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
This form usually rendered as “utter” (1 occurrences)
SE expanded to “to show forth peace”
This form usually rendered as “exhorted” (1 occurrences)
1 occurrence in corpus
This form usually rendered as “kindreds” (1 occurrences)
SE expanded to “of the world”
SE expanded to “be the well-wishers”
SE expanded to “of the governments”
This form usually rendered as “sovereignty”, “dominion”, “crown” (60 occurrences)
SE expanded to “unto a just king”
SE expanded to “to be just”
SE expanded to “to God Himself”
1 occurrence in corpus
This form usually rendered as “disobey”, “transgression” (2 occurrences)
SE rendered حکومت (ḥkúmt), تمرّد (tmrrd), از (iz), امر (imr), اللّه (al-lh), وجود (wjúd), نصوص (nṣúṣ), قاطعه (qáṭʿh), چگونه (chgúnh), مسجونان (msjúnán) as “to the government, transgression, to, of the Cause of God, final and decisive words, how, imprisoned ones”
SE rendered از (iz), امر (imr), اللّه (al-lh), وجود (wjúd), نصوص (nṣúṣ), قاطعه (qáṭʿh), چگونه (chgúnh), مسجونان (msjúnán), چنین (chnín), تصوّر (tṣúṣr) as “to, of the Cause of God, final and decisive words, how, imprisoned ones, such, indulge”
This form usually rendered as “imagined”, “consideration”, “think” (7 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “would”, “appreciate”, “witnessed” (39 occurrences)
SE rendered کنند (knnd), وجود (wjúd), مسجونی (msjúní), زندان (zndán), چنین (chnín), خیانتی (khíántí), توانند (túánnd), ولی (wlí) as “hath, incarcerated, such, disloyalty, how could they, But”
SE expanded to “how could they”
SE rendered زندان (zndán), چنین (chnín), خیانتی (khíántí), توانند (túánnd), ولی (wlí), چه (chh), فائده (fáʾdh), هیئت (híʾt), تفتیش (tftísh), تصدیق (tṣdíq) as “such, disloyalty, how could they, But, alas, The Committee, Investigation, approved and confirmed”
This form usually rendered as “ill-wishers” (1 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “hath”, “have”, “had” (275 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “submitted” (1 occurrences)
SE expanded to “to the presence”
This form usually rendered as “majesty” (1 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “deluge”, “storm” (2 occurrences)
SE rendered حال (ḥál), مسجون (msjún), طوفان (ṭúfán), اعظم (iʿẓm), گرفتار (grftár), ارادۀ (irádۀ), حضرت (ḥḍrt) as “Now, fierce storm, is raging around, the gracious will, of His Majesty”
SE expanded to “may the Lord aid”
SE rendered ایّده (iyydh), اللّه (al-lh), العدل (al-ʿdl), صادر (ṣádr), گردد (grdd), امّا (immá), لی (lí), امّا (immá) as “may the Lord aid, to be just, unfavourable”
This form usually rendered as “utmost”, “shameful”, “most” (32 occurrences)
SE rendered هر (hr), حال (ḥál), عبدالبهآء (ʿbdálbháʾ), نهایت (nháyt), سکون (skún), قرار (qrár), بجانفشانی (bjánfshání), مهیّا (mhíhá) as “whatsoever condition, ‘Abdu’l‑Bahá, calm, quietness, ready for self-sacrifice”
This form usually rendered as “ordained”, “made”, “agreed” (26 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “self-sacrifice” (1 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “resigned”, “contentment”, “divine” (13 occurrences)
SE expanded to “submitted to His Will”
2 occurrences in corpus