Rather, the capability belongs to Him, pointing toward His character as Creator, and the incapacity rests within us, pointing toward our character as created. He differed from us in capability and resembled us in image by virtue of appearance and manifestation; and when the reality appears—and its appearance is actual and true—the image vanishes. At that moment, it is said: The one whose capability is such, this is not His image; rather, the image of the one who appeared among them and with them represented Himself to them in their form due to the impossibility of their seeing Him in His Essence, which is neither limited nor described.