Some Hidden Pearls — Page 37
on in the court of a Hindu magistrate at. Gurdaspur, the said magistrate was meliciously prolonging the proceedings, fixing dates for hearing in rapid succession, to cause inconvenience to the Promised Messiah. . Even a rumour was rife that he wanted to wreak vengeance for the murder of. Pundit Lekhram, which the Arya Samajists, of whom the magistrate was also one, were holding against Hazrat Ahmad. In the course of the court proceedings, one day, this magistrate asked the Promised. Messiah if he had received any Revelation from God, to the effect that God would disgrace anyone who tried to bring any disgrace on him. For answer, with the greatest composure and quiet dignity, the. Promised Messiah said: "Yes, that is a Revelation I have received from Allah; it is the Word of God: and that exactly is the promise which God has given me, namely, that whosoever might seek to bring disgrace on me he would himself suffer humiliation and disgrace at the hands of God” 37