The Bahá'í World, Volume 7: The Kingdom Hath Come

“He speaks of this new age which we are entering as the Day of God, the time for which Christ told men to look when He taught us to pray “Thy Kingdom come upon earth.”  “The time foreordained unto peoples and kindreds of the earth is now come,” He says.”  “The King hath come.”  Bertha Hyde Kirkpatrick.  The Bahá’í World, Vol. 7, p. 722.

 


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