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# ABU1594 - `Abdu'l-Bahá   -   200 words
title Words to an American spoken in 1900, relayed by Ali-Kuli Khan
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English		 There was once an Arab traveler who had lost his way in the desert. He was dying of thirst and, humbly, he begged God for water…. Believing that God is present in nature has never been enough.
translations SUR.142
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as in PDF)		 God as immanent vs. transcendent reality; Limits of the intellect; Living waters; water of life; Manifestation of God as mediator; Nature and God's will; Power of faith; power of the spirit; Stories; anecdotes
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