According to the passages we read, it is possible for a good man to have his steps order by the Lord while at the same time his foot slips and he falls. But the difference between a good man versus and evil one is that he never stays down. An evil man, on the hand, never repents. He continues the same course.
Abrasion is defined as the erosion that occurs when particles scrape against each other. The enormous weight of the glacier, along with rocks and sediment plucked up and clinging to its belly scratch and carve the rock surface below. It's almost as if the moving glacier is sanding the rocks with abrasive sandpaper.
Subglacial erosion beneath glaciers occurs predominantly by abrasion and plucking, producing distinct erosional forms. The controls on the relative importance of abrasion vs. plucking are poorly understood. On the one hand, glacial conditions that favour or suppress cavity formation (ice velocity, ice thickness, and water pressure) are thought to favour plucking or abrasion, respectively.