Dear people,
  a couple of weeks ago I was trying to identify individuals noted in Shoghi
  Effendi's letter America and the Most Great Peace.

  I've identified another brain teaser.

  "Was He not, through the several functions which He exercised whilst He
dwelt
  amongst them, whether in the laying of the corner-stone of their House of
  Worship , or in the Feast which He offered them and at which He chose to
  serve them in person , or in the emphasis which He on a more solemn
occasion
  placed on the implications of His spiritual station--was He not, thereby,
  deliberately bequeathing to them all the essentials of that spiritual
  heritage which He knew they would ably safeguard and by their deeds
  continually enrich?"

  Now I'm okay with the House of Worship and Netties stone and the EngleWood
Feast
  but What is the solemn occasion in respect of his station?

  Marzieh Gail goes into great detail about Howard MacNutt and his need for
Pauline
  repentance with respect to MacNutt teaching that Abdu'l-Baha was like the
  thrice-denying Peter (Arches of the Years 111-126.
  Juliet Thompson recounts this in her diary as well.
  Is this the situation being referred to here.??
  It certainly was during the Master's Visit to North America (Nov 18, 1912)
and
  Zarqani gives a minimal account as well. BUt it also dragged on over
  a long period of time.

  Here MacNutt is understating Abdu'l-Baha's station. But there were other's
  who overstated it, equating him with the Manifestation. Did these events
  happen on a solemn occasion?

  Any clues or leads greatly appreciated

  Cheers,
  Steve Cooney.


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