So whoever’s assurance coincides with the assurance of the angels, he will be forgiven and he does not say, then he will be answered, because if he had been answered, he would not have been forgiven, because the Mahdi has nothing to forgive. That is, whoever has security is like the assurance of the angels, this is the meaning of agreement, not temporal agreement, and it may be temporal agreement, so they contain one time when they say Amen and the angels. It is not without her saying “Amen.” Do they say it incarnated or do they say it not incarnate? If she says it incarnate, perhaps he wants temporal agreement, especially because the incarnation commands them to say the word “Amen,” that is, in the order of these letters. And if she says it incarnate, then agreement remains only for the servant to say it in the state that the King says. < /p >