“the Israelites”: - God’s “bounty will overshadow them”

“Praise be to God,” writes ‘Abdu’l Bahá, “that whatsoever hath been announced in the Blessed Tablets unto the Israelites, and the things explicitly written in the letters of ‘Abdu’l Bahá, are all being fulfilled. Some have come to pass; others will be revealed in the future. The Ancient Beauty hath in His sacred Tablets explicitly written that the day of their abasement is over. His bounty will overshadow them, and this race will day by day progress, and be delivered from its age-long obscurity and degradation.” 

- Shoghi Effendi (‘The Advent of Divine Justice’)

“the original inhabitants of America”; “the Eskimos”

“You must attach great importance,” writes ‘Abdu’l Bahá in the Tablets of the Divine Plan, “to the Indians, the original inhabitants of America. For these souls may be likened unto the ancient inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula, who, prior to the Revelation of Muhammad, were like savages. When the Muhammadan Light shone forth in their midst, they became so enkindled that they shed illumination upon the world. Likewise, should these Indians be educated and properly guided, there can be no doubt that through the Divine teachings they will become so enlightened that the whole earth will be illumined.” “If it is possible,” ‘Abdu’l Bahá has also written, “send ye teachers to other portions of Canada; likewise, dispatch ye teachers to Greenland and the home of the Eskimos.” “God willing,” He further has written in those same Tablets, “the call of the Kingdom may reach the ears of the Eskimos.… Should you display an effort, so that the fragrances of God may be diffused among the Eskimos, its effect will be very great and far-reaching.” 

- Shoghi Effendi (‘The Advent of Divine Justice’)

“the fellowship and equality of the white and colored races”

“One of the important questions,” He [‘Abdu’l-Baha] also has written, “which affect the unity and the solidarity of mankind is the fellowship and equality of the white and colored races.” 

- Shoghi Effendi (‘The Advent of Divine Justice’)