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God's mercy, which is great enough "to forgive all sins and trespasses, and to fulfil the needs of the peoples of all religions, and to waft the fragrances of pardon over the entire creation," gives the sinner assurance that despite his failures, his falling short of the Law's demands, he can partake of divine forgiveness and grace. The crucial thing is his endeavour "in the path of detachment" (Baha'u'llah)
(100:1)
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