//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(31);

quote[0] = 'Not to be Proud <DT> ----- <DT> Pride not yourselves in your glory, and be not ashamed of abasement.  By My beauty!  I have created all things from dust, and to dust will I return them again.'; 

quote[1] = 'Not to be Hypocritical <DT> ----- <DT> Say:  Honesty, virtue, wisdom and a saintly character redound to the exaltation of man, while dishonesty, imposture, ignorance and hypocrisy lead to his abasement.'; 

quote[2] = 'Not to be Hypocritical <DT> ----- <DT> Let your acts be a guide unto all mankind, for the professions of most men, be they high or low, differ from their conduct.  It is through your deeds that ye can distinguish yourselves from others.'; 

quote[3] = 'Not to be Hypocritical <DT> ----- <DT> O Children of Adam!  Holy words and pure and goodly deeds ascend unto the heaven of celestial glory.  Strive that your deeds may be cleansed from the dust of self and hypocrisy and find favour at the court of glory\; for ere long the assayers of mankind shall, in the holy presence of the Adored One, accept naught but absolute virtue and deeds of stainless purity.'; 

quote[4] = 'Not to be Hypocritical <DT> ----- <DT> Take heed, O people, lest ye be of them that give good counsel to others but forget to follow it themselves. <DT> Say:  Should your conduct, O people, contradict your professions, how think ye, then, to be able to distinguish yourselves from them who, though professing their faith in the Lord their God, have, as soon as He came unto them in the cloud of holiness, refused to acknowledge Him, and repudiated His truth?';

quote[5] = 'Not to be Proud <DT> ----- <DT> He ... must wash away from the tablet of his heart every trace of pride and vainglory ...<DT> O Children of Desire!  Put away the garment of vainglory, and divest yourselves of the attire of haughtiness.'; 

quote[6] = 'Obedience <DT> ----- <DT> He, truly, is to be obeyed in whatsoever He commandeth, and decreeth, and revealeth, and is to be loved in everything He, through His sovereignty, enjoineth, and, through His power, ordaineth.'; 

quote[7] = 'Not to be Proud <DT> ----- <DT> ... It is not for him to pride himself who loveth his own country, but rather for him who loveth the whole world. <DT> Take pride not in love for yourselves but in love for your fellow-creatures.  Glory not in love for your country, but in love for all mankind.'; 

quote[8] = 'Not to be Proud <DT> ----- <DT> The most burning fire is to question the signs of God, to dispute idly that which He hath revealed, to deny Him and carry one\'s self proudly before Him.'; 

quote[9] = 'Not to be Fanatical <DT> ----- <DT> Gird up the loins of your endeavor, O people of Bah&aacute\;, that haply the tumult of religious dissension and strife that agitateth the peoples of the earth may be stilled, that every trace of it may be completely obliterated. <DT> Beware lest amidst men the flame of foolish ignorance overpower you.'; 

quote[10] = 'Not to be Fanatical <DT> ----- <DT> Religious fanaticism and hatred are a world-devouring fire, whose violence none can quench.  The Hand of Divine power can, alone, deliver mankind from this desolating affliction.'; 

quote[11] = 'Obedience <DT> ----- <DT> For man\'s knowledge of God cannot develop fully and adequately save by observing whatsoever hath been ordained by Him and is set forth in His heavenly Book. <DT> True belief in God and recognition of Him cannot be complete save by acceptance of that which He hath revealed and by observance of whatsoever hath been decreed by Him and set down in the Book by the Pen of Glory.'; 

quote[12] = 'Not to be Treacherous <DT> ----- <DT> Beware, O people, that ye deal not treacherously with any one. <DT> Make not the fruits of the tree of trustworthiness targets for the stones of treachery, nor rend its boughs asunder with the instruments of tyranny and oppression.'; 

quote[13] = 'Preferring One\'s Neighbor <DT> ----- <DT> Blessed is he who preferreth his brother before himself.  Verily, such a man is reckoned, by virtue of the Will of God, the All-Knowing, the All-Wise, with the people of Bah&aacute\; who dwell in the Crimson Ark. <DT> Forget your own selves, and turn your eyes towards your neighbor.'; 

quote[14] = 'Preferring One\'s Neighbor <DT> ----- <DT> O Son of Dust!  Verily I say unto thee:  Of all men the most negligent is he that disputeth idly and seeketh to advance himself over his brother.  Say, O brethren!  Let deeds, not words, be your adorning.'; 

quote[15] = 'Preferring One\'s Neighbor <DT> ----- <DT> O Son of Man!  Deny not My servant should he ask anything from thee, for his face is My face\; be then abashed before Me. <DT> It is Our wish and desire that every one of you may become a source of all goodness unto men, and an example of uprightness to mankind.  Beware lest ye prefer yourselves above your neighbors.'; 

quote[16] = 'Preferring One\'s Neighbor <DT> ----- <DT> Thou hast established Thy bounds among them, and ordained them to stand among Thy creatures as evidences of Thy justice and as signs of Thy mercy, and to be the stronghold of Thy protection amongst Thy people, that no man may in Thy realm transgress against his neighbor.'; 

quote[17] = 'Preferring One\'s Neighbor <DT> ----- <DT> He should not wish for others that which he doth not wish for himself, nor promise that which he doth not fulfill. <DT> Wish not for others what ye wish not for yourselves ...'; 

quote[18] = 'Respecting the Property of Others <DT> ----- <DT> Take heed that ye enter no house in the absence of its owner, except with his permission. Comport yourselves with propriety under all conditions, and be not numbered with the wayward.'; 

quote[19] = 'Respecting the Property of Others <DT> ----- <DT> Beware lest ye encroach upon the substance of your neighbor.  Prove yourselves worthy of his trust and confidence in you ...'; 

quote[20] = 'Respecting the Property of Others <DT> ----- <DT> They who dwell within the tabernacle of God, and are established upon the seats of everlasting glory, will refuse, though they be dying of hunger, to stretch their hands and seize unlawfully the property of their neighbor, however vile and worthless he may be.'; 

quote[21] = 'Forbearance <DT> ----- <DT> Show forbearance and benevolence and love to one another. <DT> Strive, O people of God, that haply the hearts of the divers kindreds of the earth may, through the waters of your forbearance and loving-kindness, be cleansed and sanctified from animosity and hatred, and be made worthy and befitting recipients of the splendors of the Sun of Truth.'; 

quote[22] = 'Obedience <DT> ----- <DT> Were any man to ponder in his heart that which the Pen of the Most High hath revealed and to taste of its sweetness, he would, of a certainty, find himself emptied and delivered from his own desires, and utterly subservient to the Will of the Almighty.'; 

quote[23] = 'Forbearance <DT> ----- <DT> It behoveth the people of God to be forbearing.  They should impart the Word of God according to the hearer\'s particular measure of understanding and capacity, that perchance the children of men may be roused from heedlessness and set their faces towards this Horizon which is immeasurably exalted above every horizon.'; 

quote[24] = 'Forbearance <DT> ----- <DT> It behoveth a prudent man of wisdom to speak with utmost leniency and forbearance so that the sweetness of his words may induce everyone to attain that which befitteth man\'s station.'; 

quote[25] = 'Obedience <DT> ----- <DT> For Thou art, verily, praiseworthy in all that Thou hast done in the past, or wilt do in the future, and art to be obeyed in whatsoever Thou hast wished or wilt wish, and to be loved in all that Thou hast desired or wilt desire.'; 

quote[26] = 'Obedience <DT> ----- <DT> The source of error is to disbelieve in the One true God, rely upon aught else but Him, and flee from His Decree. <DT> O Son of Man!  Transgress not thy limits, nor claim that which beseemeth thee not. Prostrate thyself before the countenance of thy God, the Lord of might and power.'; 

quote[27] = 'Obedience <DT> ----- <DT> Keep ye the statutes and commandments of God\; nay, guard them as ye would your very eyes, and be not of those who suffer grievous loss.'; 

quote[28] = 'Obedience <DT> ----- <DT> While in prison We have revealed a Book which We have entitled \'The Most Holy Book\'...  Say:  Take hold of it, O people, and observe that which hath been sent down in it of the wondrous precepts of your Lord, the Forgiving, the Bountiful.'; 

quote[29] = 'Not to Stir up Mischief <DT> ----- <DT> Take heed not to stir up mischief in the land after it hath been set in order.  Whoso acteth in this way is not of Us, and We are quit of him.'; 

quote[30] = 'Not to Stir up Mischief <DT> ----- <DT> Say:  Commit not, O people, that which will bring shame upon you or dishonor the Cause of God in the eyes of men, and be not of the mischief-makers.'; 

//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)])