The Heavenly Decree — Page 19
19 whether I fell prey to the Bat a law i , or the Bat a law i fell prey to my prey! Bat a law i ’s insolence has crossed all limits and his head is full of the worm of arrogance which God shall one day remove. Sadly, my opponents nowadays subsist on lies and calumny. They wish to establish their prestige through arrogance worthy of the Pharaohs. To the day that he was drowned along with his army, the Pharaoh thought of Moses as as his prey. Finally, it was left to the Nile to show who was the real prey. I regret that an unworthy opponent has compelled me to use harsh words, while I am by nature averse to using such language. I never wanted to say such things, but it was Bat a law i and his master who compelled me to respond in kind. There is still time for the Bat a law i to change his attitude and to restrain his tongue, or he will rue these days. 13 14 15 13 Whoever chooses to drink with those who can only afford the dregs of wine, becomes ipso facto one of them. [Translator] 14 And our responsibility is only to openly convey the message. [Translator] 15 What you sow shall you reap; do not be unmindful of the consequences of your actions. [Translator]