Heaven and earth, for in the sky and earth there is a meaning and an image, and they are in the people a meaning, not an image, and the one who combines the meaning and the image is greater in significance than the one who isolates one of them, and for this reason he said, but most people do not know, so praise be to God, who made us among the few who know that, so the mountain combined the image and the meaning, so it is greater. From the moral mountain of Moses, since it is a copy of the world, just as every human being is. If the one who unites the two matters and is the strongest and most deserving of the name of the mountain becomes crushed at the time of manifestation, then how can Moses be, since his mountain is a meaning, not an image, and since the vision is not valid except for the one who confirms it if it occurs while the mountain is present? It is described as being steadfast in itself and proving to others, since the mountain is the one that inhabits the middle of th