Commentary
And when there is also evidence in death of the completeness of knowledge and ability, it is not like the evidence of beginning by innovation. And since it is a matter that is accepted without dispute, he mentioned it without emphasizing the source, saying, indicating the resurrection and revival: "Then He will return you" gradually "in it," meaning in the earth, with death and burial, even if the lifespans are prolonged. "And He will bring you out," meaning in it, with the return. And he emphasized with the source that is related to the action, indicating the intensity of care for it and the certainty of its occurrence due to their denial of it. He said: "A bringing out," meaning strange, it is not as you know, but you will be in the utmost of what is from the everlasting life, your souls will be intertwined with your bodies in a manner that there will be no separation thereafter between either of them from the other.
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