יחזקאל, פרק ל״ד, פסוק ל׳

A profound realization regarding the unbreakable bond between God and the Israelites will one day become entirely clear. A widespread awareness will take hold, particularly among the nations of the world, as they finally recognize the reality of this enduring relationship [ביאור שטיינזלץ].

This newfound clarity involves two complementary truths. First, there will be an undeniable recognition that God is intimately present with the Israelites. This divine closeness will be visible through the resting of the Divine Presence, the occurrence of miracles, and the gift of prophecy that remains with the nation [מלבי״ם]. The second aspect of this realization focuses on the Israelites themselves. It will be clearly understood that they are God's deeply loved and favored people [מצודת דוד]. In return for this love, the nation is entirely devoted to serving Him [מלבי״ם].

This mutual bond leads to a profound spiritual transformation. By attaching themselves to God, the Israelites rise above the metaphorical status of a dependent flock and achieve the elevated standing of humanity. This shift illustrates a broader spiritual truth: a person who dedicates their life to serving God reaches a spiritual height far above that of an ordinary individual, much like a human being exists on a higher plane than the animal kingdom [מלבי״ם].