Because we have described him first as being killed. The lover was killed as a martyr, so killing him is his life, and the living person has no blood money for it. The dead person only pays the one who dies, so the blood money has been prescribed for him. The lover is God. The servant is beloved. His will is effective. There is no will of the lover that conflicts with his will. The murdered person has no will, and whoever has the will of his beloved has no will, even if he is willing and he has no blood money, because the living person has no blood money, and the intrinsic life is his, and it is the love of the obligatory duties. If he performs them, God loves him. In the voluntary acts, the servant has hearing and sight, and in the obligatory duties, the servant has the hearing of the truth and his sight, and for this the world is established, for God has established it. He does not look at the world excep