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One day some soldiers came to the house of a Baha'i and demanded that one of the guests should be given up for execution, according to their warrant. The host took his guest's place and died in his stead. (37:1) London- This is a brilliant century. Eyes are now open to the beauty of the oneness of humanity, of love and of brotherhood. The darkness of suppression will disappear and the light of unity will shine. We cannot bring love and unity to pass merely by talking of it. Knowledge is not enough. Wealth, science, education are good, we know: but we must also work and study to bring to maturity the fruit of knowledge.
(37:3)
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