Therefore, to provide against this potential danger, Baha, towards the end of his days, since “verily there is in my Epiphany a reason, and in my Occultation another reason” انّ فی ظهوری لحکمه و فی غیابی حکمه اٌخری to quote his own words again from Kitab-i Aqdas, called upon the “servant of god” to declare in writing, and urbi at orbi, that the whole body of such replies, quoted and unquoted, did in fact emanate from Baha. This, the “servant of god”, for reasons of his own, refused to do. Hence the estrangement of Baha. After the death of Baha, Abdul Baha Abbas did extort an admission in writing to this effect from “the Servant of God”.

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