Whoever says that this verse indicates the lack of divine care for man, because God is eternally speaking, knowing what will be, and denied that man is a mentioned thing, even though he is a thing, and it is necessary to say it. Our saying of a thing, if we intend it, is that we say to it, “Be,” and it is, and so it is commanded. Except for someone who hears with evidential or existential hearing and denies that man was mentioned during a period of time, and time here is time and time is a part of it in which man was not mentioned despite his existence as an image of a human and ignorance of who .