Free will is the ability to choose, for one's own plans and actions, what Almighty defines as preferred or right; what Almighty has chosen for his own plans or actions. When we demonstrate subservience, we will bring our words and actions down to the level of the lowest person (by education, social status, etc.) in the room, in order to reach them. By our subservience, the Spirit of Almighty will exalt our words and actions so the least in the room will hear and heed. The remarkable thing about this principle is that it works in reverse, for when we are the lowest in knowledge or intellect in the room. We may be the one who is expecting to ask the wise and educated in the room, to learn from them. In my experience, this is unlikely to be the way Almighty works. Instead, we need to be ready to be subservient to the least in the room. This is likely the one Almighty has dispatched. That is why he said in verse 20:

• Amen [surely], Amen [surely], I say to you(p): The one

getting hold of whomsoever that I dispatch, gets hold of me.

• And the one getting hold of me, gets hold of the one having

dispatched me. When we humble ourselves, Almighty will exalt us with learning. Often, he uses the lowliest in the room to be the teacher.