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09/19/2025

In their history Israel had more than 50 Prophets… each to varying degrees.
How many of them had physically descended from heaven? Zero.
In John 6, when Jesus claimed to have descended from heaven, most of the interested people there who heard him say this abandoned him. They thought he was nuts.
Jesus, like all the previous Prophets, was born as a child, grew up and when he was about 30 he began to teach.
Today most Christians believe that Jesus is going to descend from heaven. That has zero per cent accuracy in history.
This was how the explicitly accurate Prophet & his forerunner began to teach in 1844 AD.

Is there any evidence to support such a claim? Is Baha�u�llah truly the Promised One? Let�s take a closer look at what Isaiah actually wrote to see how closely Baha�u�llah fits the description that Isaiah gives of the "redeemer".

06/09/2025

The Meaning of "Father, Son, and Holy Spirit" from the Baháʼí Perspective

**The Baháʼí Faith offers a distinctive interpretation of the Christian concept of the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—emphasizing the absolute oneness of God and rejecting any notion of literal division or multiplicity within the Divine Essence.**

# # # **Oneness of God and the Trinity**

Baháʼí teachings assert that God's reality is utterly transcendent, indivisible, and beyond human comprehension. The idea that God could be divided into three persons (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) is seen as a misunderstanding, since division and multiplicity are properties of created things, not of the Necessary Being (God). The Baháʼí writings state:

> "The reality of the Divinity is sanctified and exalted beyond the comprehension of all created things, can in no wise be imagined by mortal mind and understanding, and transcends all human conception. That reality admits of no division, for division and multiplicity are among the characteristics of created and hence contingent things, and not accidents impinging upon the Necessary Being." [1]

# # # **Baháʼí Interpretation of the Trinity**

The Baháʼí Faith interprets the Trinity symbolically, not literally. According to Baháʼí teachings:

- **The Father** represents the Essence of God, the source of all existence.
- **The Son** refers to Christ, who is seen as a perfect mirror reflecting the attributes and perfections of God. Christ is not God incarnate, but the most complete manifestation of God's qualities to humanity.
- **The Holy Spirit** is described as the outpouring grace or the divine influence that animates and inspires the Manifestations of God (such as Christ, Muhammad, Baháʼu'lláh) and, through them, humanity.

This relationship is likened to the sun, its rays, and the mirror:

- The sun (God) remains in its exalted position and does not descend.
- The mirror (Christ) perfectly reflects the sun’s light (God’s attributes).
- The rays and war