The truthful person is not truthful unless truthfulness is established in him. If he is present in it, he has a taste, and his being truthful is the condition of his truthfulness, and he is called truthful. For this reason, he asks them whether their truthfulness is the divine attribute by which God is called truthful, or not. If it is he who demands that they fulfill his rulings, then there is no Nothing will overpower them and nothing will resist them if they are truthful, so God is truthful to them just as their hearing and sight were in the same proportion. If they do not rule this position and do not find this state of it, then what is this truthfulness, which is the divine attribute? Rather, it is something that appeared in the form of truthfulness, the appearance of suspicion in the form of evidence, and just as there is no basis for suspicion. There is no truth to this honesty, and this is the meaning of God’s saying: This is a day when the truthful will benefit from their