On the saying of Ibrahim (peace be upon him) to the angels: "Peace."

The Shaykh : Look at Ibrahim (peace and blessings be upon him) when the angels came to him as guests; what did he do? They said: "Peace." He said: "Peace, peace." The scholars said: Ibrahim’s saying "Peace" is more eloquent than the angels’ saying "Peace," because the angels’ saying "Peace" means: We offer peace. It is a verbal sentence that indicates renewal and occurrence. His saying, and the saying of Ibrahim, "Peace" is a nominal sentence that indicates permanence and continuity, so it is more eloquent. And what did he (peace and blessings be upon him) do?