[And We inscribed for him] in the Tablets, the Tablets being the differentiations of Moses's existence in the way of his spirit, his heart, his intellect, his consideration and his imagination. His casting them down in anger represents his being distracted from these [differentiations] and [his] neglecting of the judgements contained therein, just as one of us would judge to forbear virtuously and endure hurt then become forgetful when overcome by anger and not remember anything of his intellect in terms of his deed upon the manifestation of his soul. 'Take it then firmly, that is, resolutely, so that you might be of the resolute [from among the messengers] [cf. Q. 46:35], and enjoin your people to adhere to the fairest [precepts] in it, that is, to [adhere to] those things [in them] that require resolve as opposed to the dispensations. I shall show you the abode of the wicked, that is, the sequel for those who do not adhere to them.
