The Tablets of the Divine Plan is comprised of fourteen letters addressed by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá to the North American Bahá’í community between March 1916 and March 1917. Some Tablets are directed to the whole continent and some to communities in specific regions. Collectively they constitute one of the three charters for the promotion of the Cause of God. Themes woven through the Tablets include the importance of investigating truth; the oneness of religion; the role of the North American community in the unification of humanity; the need for spiritual qualities and spiritual rebirth; the duty of teaching the Cause; the creative power of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God; the call to sacrifice; the importance of unity; and the importance of being able to present the meanings hidden in the Qur’án and the Bible to seekers.