With the first love, the servant’s love for his Lord became preserved between two divine loves. Whenever he or she wanted to deviate from this description of serenity, he found himself trapped between two divine loves and did not find an outlet, so he remained preserved between the love of care, which contains breakfast, and the love of dignity, which contains enticement, and the confinement between Two things necessitate compulsion. That is the love of obligation, which is the slave who is forced in his servitude and forced by what God has imposed on him to warn him that he is in the grip of the truth, confined, without separation or influence, as we have drawn in the margin. And when he saw that the truth cost him, he knew that if he did not know the truth, the servant would have the ability to do what he was assigned to do. Of the deeds he was entrusted with, so the entrustment was for him, knowing that he had access to the ability to create the action that God had entrusted hi