In the context of the Torah, Satan does not confront man, because he is a being who understands a lot. Having an intelligent enemy is a blessing. Because if you defeat him, you say you have defeated an intelligent being, and if you overcome him, you boast that you have overcome an intelligent being. Satan tries to confront man with beings who understand nothing, so that if they surrender to him, they will experience the humiliation of being defeated by an ignorant being, and if they overcome him, they will only have overcome an ignorant being. If a tiger attacks a village and kills young children, if you cannot catch it, the story will be like this: The tiger came and ate our children and left! And if you can kill the tiger, you have only killed a tongue-tied animal, which cannot even cool your heart. This strategy of Satan often works, because he knows man, and he knows that he sees himself a lot. Too much in ability, which can save good things from destruction, and too much in feeling, which is buried under a mountain of sadness, anger, resentment, and despair because it cannot save them. The solution to disabling a person who is involved in too much is to place a small enemy in front of him. Whenever he could not disable a person, it was because that person did not see himself very much. He was neither surprised nor disappointed because he could not save the good things in the world from destruction, and he did not care about a wise or ignorant enemy, because he did not confront them to calm his own heart.
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