Among this is the saying of the knower, “Whoever unites with the one” from Chapter 179. It was only said, “Whoever unites with the one” for the sake of whom, for it asks for a number. This interpretation is supported by the fact that it may come to the exclusion, and we do not doubt that it is a word of truth from a statement in the seat of truth, for whoever unites with the truth tends to the truth and is united, since the atheist It is the oblique in the language of the speaker, so if the limit is a slave and his money has achieved what he had of hopes, and in the acceptable speech of the limit, it has been immortal except that since the limit, then it is because he intended linguistic atheism, it is inevitable and there is no escape from it. Do you not see the followers of customs when they have not reached the limit in this description? Fairness: How did they stand between Paradise and Hell? They were neither with the evil ones nor with the chosen good ones, so they would end