And let them believe in me and believe in my answer to them when they call upon me, and let their faith be in me and not in themselves, because whoever believes in himself and not in God, his faith will not comprehend what he deserves. So if he believes in me and in the matter his due, then he gives everyone who has a right his due, and this is the one who believes in all the reports, and whoever believes in himself then he believes in what he has given. His evidence, and what I commanded him to believe in, is contradictory in meaning, hesitating between likening and dissembling me. He who believes in himself believes in some and disbelieves in some, with an interpretation and not a refutation. So whoever interprets, his belief is with his mind, not in me. And whoever claims in himself that he knows me more than I do, and he neither knows me nor believes in me, then he is a servant who denies me what I attribute to myself in the best of words. So, if He was asked, saying, “I wante