When Moses, peace be upon him, threw his staff and it was a slithering snake, he feared it for himself as usual. Rather, God presented this knowledge to his hands before gathering the sorcerers so that he could be certain of God that it was a sign and that it would not harm him. His second fear was when the sorcerers threw the ropes. And the sticks became serpents in the eyes of those present over the nation, so that they would not be confused about the matter, so that they would not differentiate between imagination and reality, or between what is from God and what is not from God, so the attachment of the two fears differed, for he, peace be upon him, was clear from his Lord, strong of courage regarding what was presented to him, when he was told in the speech. The first: Take it and do not be afraid. We will restore it to its original state, that is, it will return to a stick as it was in your eyes. So God Almighty hid the stick in the spirituality of the Isthmian serpent, so i