Divinity and Manifestation is a concise, yet detailed and systematic, treatise on Bahá'í theology, metaphysics and ontology. It is, in simpler terms, a work explaining the Bahá'í teachings on the nature of reality, the existence and essence of God and the relationship between Him and His creation as mediated through His Manifestations - those incomparable figures in history who express His will and reflect His attributes in the human realm.
It provides a wealth of passages from the diverse source texts of the Bahá'í revelation - some made available in English for the first time here in provisional translation - in support of each point made, including the writings of Bahá'u'lláh and the authoritative interpretations of 'Abdu'l-Bahá, His son and successor.
