And all people are children, even if *** they reach maturity, except for the few and the singular (the meaning of "children" here)

The Shaykh :"And all people are children, even if *** they reach maturity, except for the few and the singular"
All people are children, even if they reach more than the singular and more than the few, meaning even if they reach years that constitute a plural. The intended meaning of his statement: "except for the few and the singular"
Meaning, if they reach a large number of years, they are children.
"And when he sees what he desires, he says 'No' ***" Is that how it is with you?
"And when he sees what he desires, he says 'No' *** Your enemy is the gardens, and he found it in the prices"
And when it refuses"
Okay, I will repeat the first explanation. The first verse said:
"And all people are children, even if *** they reach maturity"
Meaning, even if they grow old.
"except for the few and the singular" means except for the few and the singular, meaning except for the few. So the first explanation is considered an error in our initial explanation, or it is considered an error, and the correct one is:
"And all people are children, even if *** they reach maturity"
Except for the few and the singular, meaning except for the few.