We meditate on him who (like a wheel) has one felly with three tires, sixteen ends, fifty spokes, with twenty counter-spokes, and six sets of eight; whose one rope is manifold, who proceeds on three different roads, and whose illusion arises from two causes.

In plain words: The sages describe God as a great wheel, made of many parts in groups of three, sixteen, fifty, twenty and eight. The wheel has one rope with many strands and moves along three roads. The picture shows that the whole complicated world turns on God.