Manifestation of God

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A Manifestation of God, in Bahá'í belief, is a divine educator who perfectly reflects God's attributes and reveals His will to humanity in each religious age.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bahá'í religious concept
theological concept
appearsIn each religious age
progressive sequence throughout history
describedAs divine educator
perfect reflection of God's attributes
revealer of God's will
doctrineAssociatedWith progressive revelation
hasFunction bringer of revelation
establisher of divine law for an age
founder of a religious dispensation
moral and spiritual educator of humanity
unifier of humanity
hasProperty complete obedience to God's will
pre-existent spiritual reality in relation to humanity
sinlessness in Bahá'í belief
includesExamplesSuchAs Abraham NERFINISHED
Baháʼu'lláh NERFINISHED
Buddha NERFINISHED
Jesus NERFINISHED
Krishna NERFINISHED
Moses NERFINISHED
Muhammad NERFINISHED
Zoroaster NERFINISHED
the Báb NERFINISHED
isDistinctFrom ordinary prophets
philosophers
saints
metaphysicalStatusInBahaiBelief intermediary between God and creation
neither fully God nor merely human
possesses infallibility in revealing God's will
perfect knowledge of God's purpose for humanity
unique spiritual authority
purpose to advance civilization
to guide humanity toward spiritual maturity
to renew religion
relationToGod not incarnation of God's essence
perfect mirror of the divine names and attributes
relationToHumanity supreme teacher of humanity GENERATED
religiousTradition Bahá'í Faith NERFINISHED
reveals divine law
ethical teachings
holy scriptures
roleInBahaiTheology central
scripturalSource writings of Baháʼu'lláh NERFINISHED
writings of Shoghi Effendi NERFINISHED
writings of ʻAbdu'l‑Bahá
teaches eternal spiritual truths
social laws suited to the time and place

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Bahá'u'lláh claimedStation Manifestation of God