[60] Chapter 20, Paragraph 116D116 Chapter 38, paragraphs 71 to 74, 74, but in Chapter 18, paragraph 50 states: "And when we came, we said to the angels: 'Let all of you bow down and worship Adam.' At that time all the angels bowed down except the eunuch, who was among the demons. Sach. ” B. The command តិلغت នៅក្នុង in Arabic, the translation of the above sentence, says: "We have said to the devas: Let all of you bow down to Adam. At that time all the angels were prostrated, except Iplis. Let us know that Iplis is also among the angels. The Bible is given down in Arabic. In Arabic grammar, there is a commandment called "غتلغت" (read: Taklip), which probably means in Khmer "pronoun". According to this commandment, if they refer to the things that are the majority, and the things that are the minorities in them are also included, even if they are not mentioned. For example, if I were talking about a classroom with 10 students, 95 of them were younger than me and 5 were older than me. And if I say in Arabic, "Let all of you stand up," it means that all five of you who are older than me have to stand up, even though I do not use the words "brothers" or "brothers." In the Scriptures it is no different when God commands angels and angels, then Ellipse is also there, but God does not need to mention both angels and ellipses. And if we look at this sentence, Ellis could be both an angel and not an angel, but we know very well in the 18th chapter, the 18th paragraph, the 50th verse, which states that ellipse is a demon. Nowhere in the Bible