Mention and reading of what Ibn Taymiyyah said from the book *Qa'idah Jalilah*, which was not found in some printed copies?

Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, a group of brothers sent a message saying that in today's lesson, there is an addition in the copy they have that the reader did not read, and it is present in *Majmu' al-Fatawa*, Volume One. Knowing that the addition is about a full page, where did this addition come from, and which copy is more accurate and better? Please read the addition for us. The copy we have is the verified one. Yes. And may Allah keep you safe. Then he says: "And seeking refuge in His blessings, which are His action, is like asking for His reward, which is His action." The addition says: "And al-Tabarani narrated in his book *al-Du'a* from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that Allah says: 'O My servant, they are only four: and one between you and My creation. The one for Me is that you worship Me and do not associate anything with Me. The one for you is that I reward you with it when you are most in need of Me. The one between Me and you is your supplication and My response. The one between you and My creation is that you do to people what you love for them to do to you.' And its division in the hadith is like its division in the hadith of al-Fatihah, where Allah the Exalted says: . And the servant benefits from both halves, and Allah the Exalted loves both halves, but He, Glorified and Exalted is He, loves to be worshipped, and what the servant gives of assistance and guidance is a means to that, for He only loves it because it is a path to His worship. And the servant seeks what he needs first, and he is in need of assistance in worship and guidance to the straight path, and by that he reaches worship, and other things that would lengthen the discussion regarding this, and this is not the place for it, even though we have strayed from the intended point. The second aspect, and even though we have. And even though we have strayed from the intended point.

Answer:
Okay, the second verified copy is by Shu'ayb al-Arna'ut. It is not in it. It is not in this one? In any case, this is good and fine, but since it is from tawassul (seeking nearness to Allah through a means) and the means, it needs to be verified. We say: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. But it is the Shaykh's habit to say "we have strayed from the intended point," I do not know this style? Yes.