The curse of the Truth was due to the servant’s betrayal and humiliation. When the Truth described Himself as honoring His servants by descending to them, it happened in the soul of the creature. God did not take such care of Him except that the created being had glorification in the soul of this great and majestic person, and he saw himself exalted. Therefore, he increased the glorification of the Truth in himself. Out of respect for his side and the care of the truth for him despite his greatness, the truth increased with generosity in the soul of this servant, greater than the first greatness. This is if he takes majesty and makes it equal to greatness. If the listener takes it and makes it the opposite of greatness, then he will also develop despair in himself because he is despicable and he relied on something similar, so where does he get it from? He has exaltation from him, and the one upon whom he relies is venerable, so he says, “He has the tongue of an attribute.” Howeve