The Meccan Revelations: Page 513 from Volume Four

It includes a prophetic commandment

Jesus, peace be upon him, said in some of his sermons to the Children of Israel: O scholars and jurists, you have sat on the path of the Hereafter, but you will not walk in it, so you will enter Paradise, and you will not leave anyone who will allow you to enter it, and the ignorant person is more excused than the scholar, and neither of them has an excuse

Some righteous people said: Whoever abandons work for the sake of the worldly pleasures is an ascetic. Whoever is fair in affection and upholds the rights of people is humble. Whoever suppresses anger, tolerates injustice, and adheres to patience is forbearing. Whoever adheres to justice, abandons the frivolity of speech, is concise in logic, abandons what does not concern him, and is economical in his affairs, is sane. And whoever devotes himself to matters that are close to God and is freed from the sorrows of the world, if you do not eat you will die, if you are full you will be