An image that depicts a scene from Exodus 4:2-4, where a man with Middle-Eastern descent, presumably Moses, holds a rod in his hand. In the next moment, the rod is cast on the ground, transforming into a serpent, leading the man to flee from it. Finally, the man bravely reaches out to the serpent by its tail, and the serpent becomes a rod once again. This scene should be conveyed in the visual characteristics common to Byzantine art, such as golden backgrounds, flat and stylized figures, and a strong focus on religious narrative. The image must lack any text or words and should convey respect and devotion to Christianity.