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TABLET TO THE BAHÁ'ÍS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES “O ye heralds of the Kingdom of God:
A few days ago an epistle was written to those divine believers, but because these days are the days of Naw-Ruz, you have come to my mind and I am sending you this greeting for this glorious feast. All the days are blessed, but this feast is the national fete of Persia. The Persians have been holding it for several thousand years past. In reality every day which man passes in the mention of God, the diffusion of the fragrances of God and calling the people to the Kingdom of God, that day is his feast. Praise be to God that you are occupied in the service of the Kingdom of God and are engaged in the promulgation of the religion of God by day and by night. Therefore all your days are feast days. There is no doubt that the assistance and the bestowal of God shall descend upon you.
In the Southern States of the United States, the friends are few, that is, in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Consequently you must either go yourselves or send a number of blessed souls to those states, so that they may guide the people to the Kingdom of Heaven. One of the
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Most of us have not had the opportunity to say to a friend, ‘Let me tell you about Baha’u’llah and the Baha’i Faith,’ and hear him [or her] say, ‘I have been waiting for this message all my life. How do I become a Baha’i?’ These words have been heard in Adams Run. About 40 people have become Baha’is since January and more are hearing the message every day. And there are many, many pure waiting souls like the people of Adams Run, also waiting, anxious to hear the message of hope for mankind. Can you go tell them? They’re waiting for