But the divine call was clear and imperative and He obeyed.

God's will became His will, and God's pleasure, His pleasure; and with "radiant acquiescence" He declared:--"Verily I say: Whatever befalleth in the path of God is the beloved of the soul and the desire of the heart.

Deadly poison in His path is pure honey, and every tribulation a draught of crystal water."-- Epistle to the Son of the Wolf, p.

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At other times, as we have mentioned, Baha'u'llah speaks "from the station of Deity." In these utterances His human personality is so completely subservient that it is left out of account altogether.

Through Him God addresses His creatures, proclaiming His love for them, teaching them His attributes, making known His will, announcing His laws for their guidance and pleading for their love, their allegiance and service.
In the Writings of Baha'u'llah, the utterance frequently changes from one of these forms to another.