But even the darkness is not dark to you; the night is as bright as the day; for darkness and light are both alike to you. The refutation is absolute: darkness itself is transparent to God; there is no darkness that obscures divine knowledge. The night being as bright as day to God suggests that God's perception transcends human dependence on physical light. The assertion that darkness and light are alike to God emphasizes the transcendence of divine omniscience beyond human sensory limitations. This verse completes the refutation of the possibility of hiding from God.

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