The answer is purity, which is subjective and accidental. Subjectivity is like the sanctification of the divine presence to which I give the holy name. It is sacred if it accepts being affected by itself. Accepting an effect is a change in the acceptor, even if the change is the disappearance of an eye for an eye, either in a place or A place, so the place or place is described as changing, and what this means is that this place, for example, was yellow and became green, or it was stationary and became moving, so the place changed, that is, before something else, so the Holy and the Holy do not accept change in one sentence.