\I am talking about adopting a false verse in the Bible thinking its genuine by them. E.g. Bahaullah and the ascension. And that's only one small point.
If it is used in the Baha'i Writings, it is not a false verse. That for us is faith based fact that will be found to be so.
Also, if it is not in the original, it does not matter, as its inclusion was meant to be as what I have found in my search is that Baha'u'llah had innate knowledge.
I am currently reading God Passes By and He has said the 2 years where He lived as a Hermit in Kurdistan are "the mightiest testimony" to, and "the most perfect and conclusive evidence of, the truth of His Revelation. This was because even then souls from far and wide were attracted to the Word.
It is because I have read of the incidents in Baha'u'llah's life, that I can make such irrefutable faith base statements, incidents such as this;
".... Amazed by the profundity of His insight and the compass of His understanding, they were impelled to seek from Him what they considered to be a conclusive and final evidence of the unique power and knowledge which He now appeared in their eyes to possess. “No one among the mystics, the wise, and the learned,” they claimed, while requesting this further favor from Him, “has hitherto proved himself capable of writing a poem in a rhyme and meter identical with that of the longer of the two odes, entitled Qásidiy-i-Ta’íyyih composed by Ibn-i-Faríd. We beg you to write for us a poem in that same meter and rhyme.” This request was complied with, and no less than two thousand verses, in exactly the manner they had specified, were dictated by Him, out of which He selected one hundred and twenty-seven, which He permitted them to keep, deeming the subject matter of the rest premature and unsuitable to the needs of the times. It is these same one hundred and twenty-seven verses that constitute the Qásidiy-i-Varqá’íyyih, so familiar to, and widely circulated amongst, His Arabic speaking followers.... " In a short time over 100,000 people had embraced Baha'u'llah in Kurdistan, and yet He was still some 8 years away from a public declaration.
Regards Tony