26: "If any man were to arise to defend, in his writings, the Cause of God
against..."
If any man were to arise to defend, in his writings, the Cause of God
against its assailants, such a man, however inconsiderable his share,
shall be so honoured in the world to come that the Concourse on high would
envy his glory. No pen can depict the loftiness of his station, neither
can any tongue describe its splendour. For whosoever standeth firm and
steadfast in this holy, this glorious, and exalted Revelation, such power
shall be given him as to enable him to face and withstand all that is in
heaven and on earth. Of this God is Himself a witness.
("Gleanings from the Writings of Baha'u'llah", section CLIV) [26]