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Letter of 19 May 1956
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Dear Friends:
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The Beloved Guardian has directed me to write you
concerning the court case relating to the Temple Land near
Eschborn.
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You have asked if the decision of the Court should be
adverse, if you should appeal the case to a higher court.
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The Guardian feels that if the decision of the Court is
adverse, then you should not appeal the case, but should at
once look for another site for the Temple.
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Time is rapidly passing, and no further time should be
lost in trying the case. You should find another piece of
land, so work on the Temple may start. The Guardian is
fearful, if there are further delays, either in the question of
land, or the question of Model, the time will have so flown,
that the Temple in Germany will not be built during the Ten
Year Crusade.
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He assures you of his prayers in your behalf, and sends his
loving Greetings to all the members of the Assembly....
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