“I did it with my hand,” intending “hand” to mean a favor, it follows that His words “with My two Hands” cannot mean a favor. For one cannot say, “I have two hands over him,” meaning, “I have done him two favors.” Whoever disputes our account of linguistic usage, refuses to consult native speakers about it, and rejects this usage thereby rejects the possibility that “hand” means “favor,” since language is the only basis on which he can maintain that “hand” means “favor.” If he rejects language, he must consequently refrain from citing it as evidence and from reading the Quran