As for the master who guided you, he fatigued [his mind] 1 and soul for your guidance, and braved danger to convey [you to the knowledge] 2 required for your salvation, guidance, and direction.
The benefit of what he presented to you and conveyed through knowledge regarding the recognition of [God] 3 is [specifically for your own soul and tied to your personal benefit] 4 , belonging exclusively to you and to no one else.
[81] And he, majestic is his glory, stated: "Fathers are of three kinds: a father who begot you, a father who nurtured you, and a father who taught you."
[82] And the Master Jesus, majestic is his glory, stated: "None shall ascend to the kingdom of heaven except those born twice."
Thus, he categorized fathers in one instance into three, and in another instance into two; yet the most superior in both contexts is the father of knowledge and guidance.