this sum, it is forbidden him to exceed the limit of ninety-five mithqáls... If he content himself, however, with a payment of the lowest level, it shall be better for him according to the Book.
96. should any one of His servants intend to travel, he must fix for his wife a time when he will return home #67
97. it behoveth her to wait for a period of nine months, after which there is no impediment to her taking another husband #67
98. she should choose the course that is praiseworthy #67
99. two just witnesses #67
100. Should resentment or antipathy arise between husband and wife, he is not to divorce her but to bide in patience throughout the course of one whole year #68
101. The Lord hath prohibited ... the practice to which ye formerly had recourse when thrice ye had divorced a woman. #68
102. He who hath divorced his wife may choose, upon the passing of each month, to remarry her when there is mutual affection and consent, so long as she hath not taken another husband ... unless, clearly, her circumstances change. #68
103. semen is not unclean # 74
104. Cleave ye unto the cord of refinement #74
105. Wash ye every soiled thing with water that hath undergone no alteration in any one of the three respects #74
106. God hath ... abolished the concept of "uncleanness", whereby divers things and peoples have been held to be impure. #75
107. first day of Ridván #75
108. the Bayán #77
109. the destruction of books #77
110. We have permitted you to read such sciences as are profitable unto you, not such as end in idle disputation #77
111. He Who held converse with God #80
112. Sinai #80
113. the Spirit of God #80
114. Carmel ... Zion #80
115. the Crimson Ark #84
116. O Emperor of Austria! He Who is the Dayspring of God’s Light dwelt in the prison of Akká at the time when thou didst set forth to visit the Aqsá Mosque. #85
117. O King of Berlin! #86
118. the one whose power transcended thy power, and whose station excelled thy station #86
119. O people of Constantinople! #89
120. O Spot that art situate on the shores of the two seas! #89
121. O banks of the Rhine! #90
122. O Land of Tá #91
123. within thee was born the Manifestation of His Glory #92
124. O Land of Khá!
125. Should anyone acquire one hundred miṯẖqáls of gold, nineteen miṯẖqáls thereof are God’s and to be rendered unto Him #97
126. Various petitions have come before Our throne from the believers, concerning laws from God... We have, in consequence, revealed this Holy Tablet and arrayed it with the mantle of His Law that haply the people may keep the commandments of their Lord. #98
127. crimson Spot #100
128. the Sadratu’l-Muntahá #100
129. the Mother Book #103
130. Whoso interpreteth what hath been sent down from the heaven of Revelation, and altereth its evident meaning #105
131. approach not the public pools of Persian baths #106
132. Avoid ye likewise the malodorous pools in the courtyards of Persian homes #106
133. It is forbidden you to wed your fathers’ wives. #107
134. the subject of boys #107
135. To none is it permitted to mutter sacred verses before the public gaze as he walketh in the street or marketplace #108
136. Unto everyone hath been enjoined the writing of a will. #109
137. the Most Great Name #109
138. All Feasts have attained their consummation in the two Most Great Festivals, and in the two other Festivals that fall on the twin days #110
139. the first day of the month of Bahá #111
140. The Most Great Festival is, indeed, the King of Festivals #112
141. God had formerly laid upon each one of the believers the duty of offering before Our throne priceless gifts from among his possessions. Now ... We have absolved them of this obligation. #114
142. the hour of dawn #115
143. These Tablets are embellished with the seal of Him Who causeth the dawn to appear, Who lifteth up His voice between the heavens and the earth. #117
144. It is inadmissible that man, who hath been endowed with reason, should consume that which stealeth it away. #119
145. turn your faces toward Him Whom God hath purposed, Who hath branched from this Ancient Root #121
146. In the Bayán it had been forbidden you to ask Us questions. #126
147. The number of months in a year, appointed in the Book of God, is nineteen. #127
148. the first hath been adorned with this Name which overshadoweth the whole of creation #127
149. The Lord hath decreed that the dead should be interred in coffins #128
150. the Point of the Bayán #129
151. the deceased should be enfolded in five sheets of silk or cotton #130
152. It is forbidden you to transport the body of the deceased a greater distance than one hour’s journey from the city #130
153. God hath removed the restrictions on travel that had been imposed in the Bayán. #131
154. Raise up and exalt the two Houses in the Twin Hallowed Spots, and the other sites wherein the throne of your Lord ... hath been established. #133
155. Take heed lest ye be prevented by aught that hath been recorded in the Book from hearkening unto this, the Living Book #134
156. tribute to this Revelation, from the Pen of Him Who was My Herald #135
157. "The Qiblih is indeed He Whom God will make manifest; whenever He moveth, it moveth, until He shall come to rest." #137
158. It is unlawful to enter into marriage save with a believer in the Bayán. Should only one party to a
