He Whose advent hath been foretold in the heavenly Scriptures is come, could ye but understand it.  The world's horizon is illumined by the splendours of this Most Great Revelation.  Haste ye with radiant hearts and be not of them that are bereft of understanding.  The appointed Hour hath struck and mankind is laid low.  Unto this bear witness the honoured servants of God.

“Tablets of Baha'u'llah,” p. 244

Say:  The Word of God can never be confounded with the words of His creatures.  It is, in truth, the King of words, even as He is Himself the sovereign Lord of all, and His Cause transcendeth all that was and all that shall be.  Enter, O people, the City of Certitude wherein the throne of your Lord, the All-Merciful, hath been established.  Thus biddeth you the Pen of the All-Glorious, as a token of His unfailing grace.  Haply ye may not make His Revelation a cause of dissension amongst you.

"The Summons of the Lord of Hosts," p. 24

In these days truthfulness and sincerity are sorely afflicted in the clutches of falsehood, and justice is tormented by the scourge of injustice. The smoke of corruption hath enveloped the whole world in such wise that naught can be seen in any direction save regiments of soldiers and nothing is heard from any land but the clashing of swords. We beseech God, the True One, to strengthen the wielders of His power in that which will rehabilitate the world and bring tranquility to the nations.

"Tablets of Baha'u'llah," p.39

Beautify your tongues, O people, with truthfulness, and adorn your souls with the ornament of honesty. Beware, O people, that ye deal not treacherously with any one.  Be ye the trustees of God amongst His creatures, and the emblems of His generosity amidst His people.

“Gleanings from the Writings of Baha'u'llah,” p. 297

In the Prayer of Fasting We have revealed:

"Should Thy Will decree that out of Thy mouth these words proceed and be addressed unto them, 'Observe, for My Beauty's sake, the fast, O people, and set no limit to its duration,' I swear by the majesty of Thy glory, that every one of them will faithfully observe it, will abstain from whatsoever will violate Thy law, and will continue to do so until they yield up their souls unto Thee."

In this consisteth the complete surrender of one's will to the Will of God.  Meditate on this, that thou mayest drink in the waters of everlasting life which flow through the words of the Lord of all mankind, and mayest testify that the one true God hath ever been immeasurably exalted above His creatures.  He, verily, is the Incomparable, the Ever-Abiding, the Omniscient, the All-Wise.  The station of absolute self-surrender transcendeth, and will ever remain exalted above, every other station.

"Gleanings from the Writings of Baha'u'llah," p. 337