The Meccan Revelations: Page 72 from Volume Four

Lend to God the answer from us is divided into two parts, other than what was from him. An answer that agrees with his answer, which is our saying, “We heard and obeyed,” and an answer that does not agree in all respects with his answer, which is his saying, “We heard and disobeyed.” These are the words of someone whom God has kept away from his happiness and brought closer to him with this answer. His servants to demand half from them. Then, in another place, he made a divine document for other people for whom misery was written, without taking the place of fairness, so he blinded them and they became blind, so he attributed to them what was his and made them miserable because of it. Then he said, “To God belongs the decisive proof, because the dispute occurred between him and him, because in the same matter there is nothing but that.” Two rulings, then two essences, so understand. For us, the ultimate proof of God over His servants is only the fact that knowledge is subordinate to t