The Hidden Words — §129
Arabic source with Shoghi Effendi’s authorized English translation. Paragraph 129 of 160.
Source (Arabic)
Shoghi Effendi Translation
Translation Notes
This form usually rendered as “corrupt”, “desire”, “desires” (105 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “led”, “way”, “path” (20 occurrences)
SE expanded to “Ye have suffered”
1 occurrence in corpus
SE expanded to “of another than Me”
This form usually rendered as “revealer”, “revealed”, “who” (51 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “utterance”, “words”, “speech” (130 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “towards” (1 occurrences)
This form usually rendered as “accepted”, “acceptance”, “accept” (32 occurrences)
SE rendered بيان (bíán), دوست (dúst), برضوانش (brḍúánsh), اقبال (iqbál), نمائيد (nmáʾíd), دوستان (dústán), ظاهر (ẓáhr), نظر (nẓr), بمصلحت (bmṣlḥt) as “sayings, Friend, turn towards, friends, Worldly, seeking their own good”
This form usually rendered as “manifest”, “revealed”, “made” (461 occurrences)
SE rendered دوستان (dústán), ظاهر (ẓáhr), نظر (nẓr), بمصلحت (bmṣlḥt), يکديگر (ykdígr), دوست (dúst), داشته (dáshth) as “friends, Worldly, seeking their own good, one the other, to love, hath loved”
SE expanded to “seeking their own good”
This form usually rendered as “mystic”, “spiritual”, “eternal” (30 occurrences)
SE rendered دوست (dúst), داشته (dáshth), دارد (dárd), بلکه (blkh), مخصوص (mkhṣúṣ), هدايت (hdáyt), بلايای (bláyáy), تحصی (tḥṣí), قبول (qbúl) as “doth love, nay rather, guidance, afflictions, countless, hath suffered”
This form usually rendered as “hath”, “said”, “declared” (139 occurrences)
SE rendered قبول (qbúl), فرموده (frmúdh), بچنين (bchnín), دوست (dúst), جفا (jfá), مکنيد (mkníd), بکويش (bkúysh), بشتابيد (bshtábíd), اينست (iynst), شمس (shms) as “hath suffered, He, such a, Friend, disloyal, Be not, unto Him, hasten, Such is, daystar”
This form usually rendered as “shining”, “shed”, “brightness” (70 occurrences)
SE expanded to “that ye may hearken”
SE expanded to “Help in peril”
This form usually rendered as “self-subsisting”, “who”, “qayyum” (66 occurrences)