Then he alerted you to what the command is upon him, saying to you, and if he tells you to work, then he is the one who is doing it for you, not you. Then he attributes the work to you and makes the reward for the work, not yours. However, the work is not a place for enjoying and suffering from the reward, and it must have someone who is doing it, so its place should be the one who attributes the action to it. He sensed, and he is the one responsible, and the bearer returned to him like an instrument, and if the bearer is God, then the predicate for the appearance of that action in him is like the instrument is his, and this is the opposite of the first, so that is why he went around, and ran, and stopped, and threw a rider so that the people could see him, so they would feel sorry, and the people of God, so they would be considered for their knowledge of what the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, wanted in that state, even though he was able to do it. These