He repeatedly chose to not be overcome by evil, but to overcome evil with good. in his attitude toward his brothers, he demonstrated confidence in God's goodness: “But as for you, you meant evil against me; but God meant it for good . . (v. 20).
Daytoy ket sapasap a naipagpagarup a ti Sindhind ket isu ti Brahmasphuta-siddhanta ni Brahmagupta.[5]