God has described Himself, which is what He gave the servant of Himself, may God be pleased with him and he is pleased with him in it, and if he did not exert his ability, then if he exerted his ability, which if he exerted it, he would be embarrassed, he would have exerted it with effort and hardship, and God has removed the embarrassment from His servants in His religion, so we know that what is meant is With ability, in the example of His saying, “Fear God as much as you are able.” And God does not burden a soul beyond what it can bear, and he has not given it. Its limit is the first degree of embarrassment. So if he senses it or anticipates it before feeling it, then that is the limit of ability that is commanded by law to combine his saying, “So fear God as much as you are able,” and His saying “what.”