And when these conditions included the sayings, and he had already presented the vision that encompasses knowledge, he explained that by stating it clearly along with hearing, saying: "Indeed, He is" meaning: alone "the Hearing" meaning: of all your sayings "the Knowing" meaning: of all that you conceal and reveal of your deeds. It has been previously mentioned more than once that the comprehensiveness of knowledge necessitates the completeness of ability. So it is as if he said: Indeed, He is the Hearing, the Knowing, the Seeing, the Able, affirming for the one who relies upon Him.