Re: The current fraudulent application of the Law of Huququ'llah

On Feb 17, 4:45 pm, ross.in.can...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
If Hands of the Cause were not independently authorized to interpret
and apply the Laws in the Most Holy Book, the Kitab-i-Aqdas before the
first Guardian of the Bahá'í Faith passed in 1957, why would anyone
believe that something changed so that they could become legitimately
authorized to do so after his death?

Nothing changed. Both before and after the first Guardian's death, no
woman or man on Earth, apart from a living Guardian of the Bahá'í
Faith has had legitimate authority either to interpret or, independent
of a living Guardian, to apply Laws specifically recorded in Bahá'í
Holy Writ and Holy Text.

It was a violation of Bahá'í Law that a Hand of the Cause
independently called for a Huququ'llah Conference in 1987, and another
violation that a group of men called for application of that Law
beginning at Ridvan of 1992. That group of men was devoid of
legitimate authority to make that call.

The third Guardian of the Bahá'í Faith has stated that it is not yet
time for the application of the Law of Huququ'llah because women and
men are already under heavy burden of taxes by National governments.
He has stated that the Huququ'llah is for a future time.

Why is the bogus UHJ on Mt. Carmel interpreting Laws specifically
mentioned in Bahá'í Holy Writings? The sacred will and Testament of
'Abdu'l-Bahá and also the Spiritual Testament of Shoghi Effendi, The
Dispensation of Bahá'u'lláh, clearly delineate interpretation of
Bahá'í Holy Writ to be exclusively the right of the Guardian of the
Bahá'í Faith.

There are no exceptions, ever. And it is a living Guardian who must
decide whether or not a matter is within his exclusive purview to
interpret, not other Bahá'ís, either as a group or as individuals.

The authority by which the sans-Guardian UHJ on Mt. Carmel commenced
application of the Law of Huququ'llah in 1992 was a usurped
authority.

That application is therefore fraudulent.

The website of the living Guardian of the Bahá'í Faith:

http://www.Bahai-Guardian.com

Ross,

They just wanted the money.

Jeffrey
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