And also in this corner, in his saying, “Whatever so-and-so missed, so-and-so missed being good.” If he raised him in generosity and added, then this is seen as remorse in repentance for what was missed, i.e. what increases the good of the replaced evil over the good of the unchanged good, for the good of the good is by itself, not by something else, and the good of the bad. If two good deeds are replaced for her with an intrinsic good, which is the good that is for every action in terms of what it is for God, and an additional good, which is what takes away the truth from this action by changing it, so what appears to be bad in it is clad with good, so the bad deed is replaced by good over the good deed with what the truth has covered, then the good deed is like a beautiful person with extreme beauty, not A suit on him, and a beautiful person like him was very beautiful. A filth of dust fell upon him, and he was cleaned of that occasional filth, and his beauty was revealed. Then