That he considers himself self-sufficient.
seeing himself as self-sufficient.
When he achieves, he has no need.
(And) in that he looks upon himself as self-sufficient. (Forgetting how indebted he is to the Creator and the society for all his mental and physical possessions).
That he considers himself self-sufficient.
When he achieves, he no longer has need!
When he achieves, he no longer has need!
When he becomes rich.
For he thinks he is sufficient in himself.
Because he sees himself self-sufficient.
whenever he believes himself to be self-sufficient:
That he thinketh himself independent!
for he believes himself to be self-sufficient.*
He believes he is independent and not contingent or conditioned by anything else.
… thinks that he is not in need of his Lord and that he has power to do everything.
Because he considers himself self-sufficient.
In that he looketh upon himself as self-sufficient.
once they think they are self-sufficient.
because he deems himself to be free of need.
when he thinks he is self-sufficient:
for he thinks himself self-sufficient.
at seeing himself get rich!
In that he thinks himself independent (or self-sufficient or rich)!
That he sees himself becoming self-sufficient.
because he seeth himself abound in riches.
And he considers himself as self-sufficient.
Because he thinks himself to be independent (of God).
when he considers himself without need.