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The First Address of the Promised Messiah" at the Annual Convention on 25 December 1897 An Exhortation on Righteousness. . . Harmony in One's Words and Deeds. . . . . . . . . The Blessings of Righteousness. . . Spiritual Provision for a Righteous Person. . . . . . . Obligations and Voluntary Deeds. Every Action Ought to Be in Accordance with the Will of God Even Those in the Company of the Righteous Are Safeguarded. 9 __. 10 10 11 12 13 13 The Righteous Receive Glad Tidings in this Very World. Trials Are Necessary. 14 14 The Perfect Moral Example. . . . . . A Righteous One Beholds the Hereafter in the Present Life. 15. 17 Three Stages of Knowledge Who is Blind?. . A Righteous Person A Virtuous Servant. . 18 ……. . 19 19 20 Good Deeds Are Best if Concealed. . The Battle Between Ostentation and Forbearance. 21. 22 Two Blessed Parties that Tread the Path of God. _____ 22 Sincerity and Patience. _. 23 Steadfastness. . . . . . . . . . . . One Must Bear Trials to Become a Saint. . . . . 23 Two Paths of Progress The Spiritual Quest. Spiritual Magnetism. Faith in the Unseen. . . . 24. . . . . . 25 25. 26. 27 The Observance of Prayer. Spending from the Provision of Allah. Provision. . . . . . 28 30. 31 Learning Reaches Perfection in Stages. 31 A True Religion is One that Nurtures the Human Faculties. . 32 The Meaning of the Islamic Veil Disciplined and Proper Use of the Human Faculties. . 33 Live a Life of Humility and Modesty. ****34. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35