BahÃĄâ•Žuâ•ŽllÃĄh and the New Era - Knowledge Rush

Knowledge of GodBut if the essence is unknowable, the manifestations of its bountyare everywhere apparent. If the first cause cannot be conceived,its effects appeal to our every faculty. Just as knowledge of apainter’s pictures gives to the connoisseur a true knowledge of theartist, so knowledge of the universe in any of its aspects—knowledgeof nature or of human nature, of things visible or of thingsinvisible—is knowledge of God’s handiwork, and gives to theseeker for Divine truth a real knowledge of His Glory. “TheHeavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament shewethhis handywork. Day unto day uttereth speech, and night untonight sheweth knowledge.—Ps. xix, 1–2.