Haqiqatul-Wahi (The Philosophy of Divine Revelation) — Page 736
736 HAQIQATUL-WAḤI-THE PHILOSOPHY OF DIVINE REVELATION 2. Prophecies that were published after the publication of Aṣā-e-Mūsā until the death of Bābū Ilāhī Bakhsh. Bābū Ṣāḥib after compiling Aşa-e-Musā became silent about the publication of his 'revelations, but during these six years following [the publication of ‘Aṣā-e- Mūsā], God Almighty vouchsafed to me hundreds of prophecies which continued to be published in the magazine the Review of Religions and the newspapers Badr and al-Ḥakam of Qadian and in the booklets that were published from time to time after the publication of ‘Așă-e-Mūsā. They are also incorporated in my book Haqiqatul-Wahi. In short, these six years which began with the publication of ‘Așă-e- Mūsā and ended with the death of Bābū Ṣāḥib were not uneventful. Divine revelations kept pouring like rain. The sum and substance of these revelations is that addressing me God Almighty said: I will enrich you with My bounties, and many of your oppo- nents will be destroyed in your lifetime. Their houses will be laid waste, and they will die in a state of utter helplessness and disappointment. I will humiliate him who seeks to humiliate you because I have ordained that My Messengers shall prevail in the end. I will safeguard all those who dwell in your house from the plague and the shock of earthquake, 1* and you will see how I deal with the wrongdoers. I will cause to descend such a decree from heaven as will please you and in the end it is you indeed who will be victorious. I will demonstrate your truthfulness with powerful assaults. I Myself will fight with your enemies. I shall stand by you and shall rebuke the one who rebukes you. They desire to extinguish the light of Allah. Take note, surely 1. This revelation means that at the time of the plague whosoever dwells within the four walls of this house, whether they are children or servants, will be saved from it. (Author)