Inspiration is a temporary occurrence that disappears and something else comes, and earthly knowledge is constant and does not go away. Some of it is at the origin of creation and creation, such as the knowledge of animals and small children with some of their benefits and harms. It is necessary knowledge, not inspiration. As for his saying, “And your Lord inspired the bees,” he means the origin of their origin, God created them for that, and inspiration is What inspires a servant of things that he did not know before that, and worldly knowledge that is not in the origin of creation, is the knowledge that deeds produce, so God has mercy on some of His servants by granting him success in doing good deeds and doing them, so God inherits from that knowledge from Himself that he did not know before that, and it is not necessary knowledge. The worldly thing can be in matter, and inspiration can only be in materials, and knowledge is always true, and inspiration may be right or wrong, so what is right from it is called the knowledge of inspiration, and what is wrong from it is called inspiration, not knowledge, that is, no knowledge of inspiration, and God speaks the truth and it is He who guides the path [Page 288 of the Cairo edition]
(Chapter Fifty-Eight) On knowing the secrets of the people of inspiration and reasoning and knowing divine knowledge that has overflowed into the heart