//Array function

function makeArray(len) {
	for (var i = 0; i<len; i++) this[i] = null;
this.length = len;
}

//Array of quotes

var quote = new makeArray(30);

quote[0] = 'Wisdom <DT> ----- <DT> O ye loved ones of God!  Drink your fill from the well-spring of wisdom, and walk ye in the garden of wisdom, and soar ye in the atmosphere of wisdom, and speak forth with wisdom and eloquence.  Thus biddeth you your Lord, the Almighty, the All-Knowing.'; 

quote[1] = 'Wisdom <DT> ----- <DT> Say:  The sword of wisdom is hotter than summer heat, and sharper than blades of steel, if ye do but understand.  Draw it forth in My name and through the power of My might, and conquer, then, with it the cities of the hearts of them that have secluded themselves in the stronghold of their corrupt desires.';

quote[2] = 'Wisdom <DT> ----- <DT> O people of Bah&aacute\;!  Subdue the citadels of men\'s hearts with the swords of wisdom and of utterance.  They that dispute, as prompted by their desires, are indeed wrapped in a palpable veil.'; 

quote[3] = 'Wisdom <DT> ----- <DT> I, verily, affirm that there is not, and hath never been, a host more mighty than that of justice and wisdom. <DT> Be ye guided by wisdom in all your doings, and cleave ye tenaciously unto it.  Please God ye may all be strengthened to carry out that which is the Will of God, and may be graciously assisted to appreciate the rank conferred upon such of His loved ones as have arisen to serve Him and magnify His name.'; 

quote[4] = 'Wisdom <DT> ----- <DT> This Wronged One hath invariably treated the wise with affection.  By the wise is meant men whose knowledge is not confined to mere words and whose lives have been fruitful and have produced enduring results.'; 

quote[5] = 'Justice and Fairness <DT> ----- <DT> ... The light of men is Justice.  Quench it not with the contrary winds of oppression and tyranny. <DT> Blessed is ... the just one who secureth from the wrong doer the rights of the downtrodden ...'; 

quote[6] = 'Prudence <DT> ----- <DT> Admonish everyone moreover to observe prudence as ordained by Him, and in the Name of God advise them, saying:  It behoveth every one in this Day of God to dedicate himself to the teaching of the Cause with utmost prudence and steadfastness.  Should he discover a pure soil, let him sow the seed of the Word of God, otherwise it would be preferable to observe silence.'; 

quote[7] = 'Courtesy <DT> ----- <DT> We, verily, have chosen courtesy, and made it the true mark of such as are nigh unto Him. Courtesy is, in truth, a raiment which fitteth all men, whether young or old.  Well is it with him that adorneth his temple therewith, and woe unto him who is deprived of this great bounty.';

quote[8] = 'Courtesy <DT> ----- <DT> I admonish you to observe courtesy, for above all else it is the prince of virtues.  Well is it with him who is illumined with the light of courtesy and is attired with the vesture of uprightness. Whoso is endued with courtesy hath indeed attained a sublime station.';

quote[9] = 'Perseverance <DT> ----- <DT> Persevere thou conscientiously in the service of the Cause and, through the power of the Name of thy Lord, the Possessor of all things visible and invisible, preserve the station conferred upon thee.'; 

quote[10] = 'Perseverance <DT> ----- <DT> Beware lest the veils deter you from the outpourings of His bounty in this Day.  Cast away the things that keep you back from God and persevere on this far-stretching Way.';

quote[11] = 'Justice and Fairness <DT> ----- <DT> As the body of man needeth a garment to clothe it, so the body of mankind must needs be adorned with the mantle of justice and wisdom. <DT>  There is no force on earth that can equal in its conquering power the force of justice and wisdom...'; 

quote[12] = 'Detachment <DT> ----- <DT> No man shall attain the shores of the ocean of true understanding except he be detached from all that is in heaven and on earth.';

quote[13] = 'Detachment <DT> ----- <DT> Say:  Rejoice not in the things ye possess\; tonight they are yours, tomorrow others will possess them... Say:  Can ye claim that what ye own is lasting or secure?  Nay!  By Myself, the All- Merciful, ye cannot, if ye be of them who judge fairly.  What advantage is there in the earthly things which men possess?  That which shall profit them, they have utterly neglected.  Erelong, they will awake from their slumber, and find themselves unable to obtain that which hath escaped them in the days of their Lord, the Almighty, the All-Praised.'; 

quote[14] = 'Detachment <DT> ----- <DT> The essence of detachment is for man to turn his face towards the courts of the Lord, to enter His Presence, behold His Countenance, and stand as witness before Him.'; 

quote[15] = 'Detachment <DT> ----- <DT> The world and its vanities, and its glory, and whatever delights it can offer, are all, in the sight of God, as worthless as, nay, even more contemptible than, dust and ashes.  Would that the hearts of men could comprehend it!';

quote[16] = 'Detachment <DT> ----- <DT> ... O God, my God!  Adorn the heads of Thy loved ones with the crown of detachment and attire their temples with the raiment of righteousness.';

quote[17] = 'Detachment <DT> ----- <DT> He is the true servant of God who, in this day, were he to pass through cities of silver and gold, would not deign to look upon them, and whose heart would remain pure and undefiled from whatever things can be seen in this world, be they its goods or its treasures.';

quote[18] = 'Detachment <DT> ----- <DT> Should a man wish to adorn himself with the ornaments of the earth, to wear its apparels, or partake of the benefits it can bestow, no harm can befall him, if he alloweth nothing whatever to intervene between him and God, for God hath ordained every good thing, whether created in the heavens or in the earth, for such of His servants as truly believe in Him.';

quote[19] = 'Detachment <DT> ----- <DT> O Friends!  Abandon not the everlasting beauty for a beauty that must die, and set not your affections on this mortal world of dust.';

quote[20] = 'Detachment <DT> ----- <DT> This is not a Cause which may be made a plaything for your idle fancies, nor is it a field for the foolish and faint of heart.  By God, this is the arena of insight and detachment, of vision and upliftment, where none may spur on their chargers save the valiant horsemen of the Merciful, who have severed all attachment to the world of being.'; 

quote[21] = 'Obedience <DT> ----- <DT> Whenever My laws appear like the sun in the heaven of Mine utterance, they must be faithfully obeyed by all, though My decree be such as to cause the heaven of every religion to be cleft asunder.';

quote[22] = 'Equity <DT> ----- <DT> Tell, O \'Al&iacute;, the loved ones of God that equity is the most fundamental among human virtues.  The evaluation of all things must needs depend upon it.';

quote[23] = 'Obedience <DT> ----- <DT> O Son of Being!  Walk in My statutes for love of Me and deny thyself that which thou desirest if thou seekest My pleasure. <DT> O Son of Man!  Neglect not My commandments if thou lovest My beauty, and forget not My counsels if thou wouldst attain My good pleasure.'; 

quote[24] = 'Equity <DT> ----- <DT> Tread ye the path of justice and equity in all things.  Justice and equity are twin Guardians that watch over men.  From them are revealed such blessed and perspicuous words as are the cause of the well-being of the world and the protection of the nations.'; 

quote[25] = 'Equity <DT> ----- <DT> Say:  \'O God, my God!  Attire mine head with the crown of justice, and my temple with the ornament of equity.  Thou, verily, art the Possessor of all gifts and bounties.\'';

quote[26] = 'Equity <DT> ----- <DT> It ill beseemeth the station of man to commit tyranny\; rather it behoveth him to observe equity and be attired with the raiment of justice under all conditions.';

quote[27] = 'Wisdom <DT> ----- <DT> ... Above all else, the greatest gift and the most wondrous blessing hath ever been and will continue to be Wisdom.  It is man\'s unfailing Protector.  It aideth him and strengtheneth him. <DT> Wisdom is God\'s Emissary and the Revealer of His Name the Omniscient.  Through it the loftiness of man\'s station is made manifest and evident.';

quote[28] = 'Wisdom <DT> ----- <DT> The essence of wisdom is the fear of God, the dread of His scourge and punishment, and the apprehension of His justice and decree.';

quote[29] = 'Wisdom <DT> ----- <DT> O Son of Dust!  The wise are they that speak not unless they obtain a hearing, even as the cup-bearer, who proffereth not his cup till he findeth a seeker, and the lover who crieth not out from the depths of his heart until he gazeth upon the beauty of his beloved.'; 

//random number generator

function rand(n) {
seed = (0x015a4e35 * seed) % 0x7fffffff;
return (seed >> 16) % n;
}
var now = new Date()
var seed = now.getTime() % 0xfffffff
document.write(quote[rand(quote.length)])