before Adam—whether they are conscious of it or not—which prevents them from carrying out the will of God.
Suppose a dispute has arisen between two people. The one who is clearly in the right must obviously
indication that it is God’s will that there should be some who should yield to others. It is in the nature of a divine commandment, and compliance with it is for the sake of God and no one else. One who
irksomely pressing his claims may be, is following in the Angels’ footsteps, for, when commanded by God, they did not hesitate to bow before Adam. In sharp contrast is the individual who is so full of his