They glorify God day and night without ceasing, for the truth of their upbringing gives that. This is self-worship, and it is a worship that applies to everything other than God. Since man is the sum of the world’s realities, as we said, and he knows himself in terms of his realities, it is necessary for him to stand alone. Insofar as he worships the entire world, and if he does not do so, then he does not know himself in terms of his realities, because it is self-worship, and the form of his knowledge of that is that he sees all of his realities in worshiping them revealed as they are in themselves, whether he is revealed by that or not revealed. This is what I want by knowledge of his realities, that is, about the revelation, so if he sees them. It was not possible for him to disobey his master’s command in what he commanded of his worship, by adhering to his limits and ceremonies in what he entered into and in what he departed from. So if he says, Glory be to God in all