God created him from among them, even though he had the rest of the pillars in him, but they did not have that authority, which is air and fire, as in the jinn of the rest of the pillars, and so he was called what he hoped for, but in his upbringing they did not have that authority. Adam gave humility to the clay, of course, so if he became arrogant, then a matter was presented to him, which he accepted with whatever it contained. He also accepts the difference of images in his imagination and in his airy states. The jinn naturally gave arrogance to the fiery one. If he humbles himself, then a matter is presented to him. He accepts it with what is in it of earthiness, just as he accepts steadfastness in temptation if he is a devil and steadfastness in acts of obedience if he is not a devil.