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1894 323 [Arabic] Allah would not chastise them while you are among them. [N ur ul- H aqq, part 1, pp. 32–33, R uha n i Khaz a ’in, vol. 8, p. 45] 1894 (A) I have seen Hadrat ‘ I s a [Jesus], on whom be peace, several times in my dreams and have met him several times in a state of vision. He has eaten with me on the same table. Once, when I saw him, I asked him about the trial which had befallen his people. He was overwhelmed with awe and recalled the greatness of Allah the Almighty, and started proclaiming His Glorification and Holiness. He pointed to the earth and said: ‘I am from the earth and am innocent of the allegations attributed to me. ’ In short, I found him a courteous and humble man. [N ur ul- H aqq, part 1, p. 41, R uha n i Khaz a ’in, vol. 8, pp. 56–57] (B) Of the wonders which God has bestowed upon me, one is that I have met Jesus the Messiah several times in a state of perfect wakefulness which is called a vision. I have talked to him and have ascertained from him the nature of his real claim and teaching. A major point, which is worth attention, is that Jesus the Messiah is so disgusted with the doctrines of Atonement , Trinity , and Sonship , as if these are the great impostures that have been fashioned against him. This evidence of vision is not without support. I believe firmly that if a sincere seeker after truth would come and stay with me for a period and would wish to meet the Messiah in a vision, he would be able to do so through the blessings of my supplications and attention. He can also talk to him and receive his affirmation of what I have stated for I am the person in whose soul the soul of Jesus, the Messiah, resides by way of reflection. [Tu hf a-e- Q ai s ariyyah, p. 21, R uha n i Khaz a ’in, vol. 12, p. 273]