"God leaves not His children comfortless, but, when the darkness of winter overshadows them, then again He sends His Messengers, the Prophets, witha a renewal of the blessed spring. The Sun of Truth appears again on the horizon of the world shining into the eyes of those who sleep, awaking them to behold the glory of a new dawn. Then again will the tree of humanity blossom and bring forth the fruit of righteousness for the healing of the nations."
"Man must be a lover of the light, no matter from what daysping it may appear. He must be a lover of the rose, no matter in what soil it may be growing. He must be a seeker of the truth, no matter from what source it comes. Attachment to the lantern is not loving the light."
| Year |
Prophet |
Religion |
Holy Book |
Location |
| 2900 B. C. E. |
Krishna |
Hinduism |
Bhagavad-Gita |
India |
| ~2000 B. C. E. |
Abraham |
Faith in One God |
Early Books of the Old Testament |
Canaan |
| ~1300 B. C. E. |
Moses |
Judaism |
Torah |
Egypt |
| 650 B.C. E. |
Zarathushtra |
Zoroastrianism |
Avesta |
Persia |
| 600 B.C. E. |
Mahavira |
Jainism |
Jain Agams |
India |
| ~563 B. C. E. |
Buddha |
Buddhism |
Tripitakas |
India |
| ~30 C. E. |
Jesus Christ |
Christianity |
New Testament |
Palestine |
| 621 C. E. |
Muhammad |
Islam |
Qur'an |
Arabia |
| 1844 C. E. |
The Bab |
Babi |
Bayan |
Persia |
| 1863 C. E. |
Bahá'u'llah |
Bahá'i Faith |
Kitáb-i-Aqdas |
Persia |
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