1. The difference between all the prophets and Moses is that the levels of prophecy are divided into two categories. 2. All the prophets, except for Moses, receive their prophecy through visions or dreams. 3. The prophets' visions are like seeing images in a mirror, not like seeing something in front of them. 4. The level of prophecy reached by each prophet varies, with Moses having the highest level. 5. Moses' prophecy was unique in that he did not need to leave his senses or dream to receive it. 6. The prophets' ability to receive prophecy was dependent on God's will, while Moses had the ability to connect with God whenever he wanted. 7. The prophets could only understand specific aspects of the divine plan, while Moses had a comprehensive understanding. 8. The prophets could see a representation of God's glory, but Moses could see the true essence of God. 9. The Israelites also received a form of prophecy during the giving of the Torah, but their understanding was limited compared to the prophets. 10. The prophets' understanding of God's plan and essence came through a form of communication or representation, not through actual visual images.