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Section 3. After clarifying how to grasp these aspects of justice, I say: what befits the Creator's justice and compassion toward this human being is that He gave him the capacity and power to perform what He commanded him.
As for reason: the Wise One does not impose on anyone what is not within his capacity, nor what is beyond his power.
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I also found that the capacity must exist before the act — so that it gives the person the option to act or to refrain.
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I also think I should clarify: just as a person's doing something is an act, so too his refraining is an act — for he refrains only by doing its opposite.
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Section 3. Everything that resembles [these matters] and that a believer encounters — he should think well of it, for he will certainly find a perspective of wisdom in it, as it says: 'All the paths of the LORD are lovingkindness and truth' (Ps. 25:10).