When Moses and his attendant returned searching again:ِ

      ``They found one of our servants to whom We bestowed our Mercy, and taught him a knowledge from our own presence.''

      The verse (NO.65) implies that being the servant of God, is the greatest of honours, and being taught by God Himself, means having a kind of knowledge that no one else has it except God.

      But who was that servant of God Whom Moses was looking for?

      Qurän does not name the Man; but in Islamic traditions he is named, ``KHEZR'' which literally means green. He is a prophet on special duties, who takes his knowledge and information directly from God. He knows the secrets of events, and of the paradoxes of life, which the ordinary prophets know it not. He is a mysterious being whose parents, if any, no one knows, and his life is everlasting.

      He is bestowed with two gifts from God;ِ that of a Mercy and also a certain kind of knowledge by which he is able to interpret the mysteries of events.

      When Moses saw the Divine Teacher, he said to him:ِ

      ``May I follow you to teach me some of what you have been taught for development?''

      The Man of God did not agree with the request of Moses at first and said:ِ

      ``You can never stay patient with me, because you have not enough information about what I am doing.''

      But Moses promised the teacher to keep quiet, and obey him in all that he would order; with the help of God of course. Thus Moses closed the doors of objections and excuses, on the side of his party; so that he was admitted to the curious class of mysterious knowledge!