ישעיהו, פרק י״ב, פסוק ה׳

A profound call to sing and praise God emerges from a miraculous event that transcends physical boundaries and alters the familiar order of the world. The invitation to make music is a request to offer God the absolute best and most excellent praise possible, much like presenting the choicest fruits of the harvest [אבן עזרא]. This joyful song should be accompanied by musical instruments, as their melodies gladden human hearts and deeply amplify the experience of gratitude [אברבנאל].

The primary approach among commentators is that the inspiration for this celebration stems from actions that reveal God's supreme power and greatness over all creation. This divine majesty represents a reality where God elevates Himself above the fixed laws of nature, choosing instead to guide the world through open, wondrous miracles [מלבי״ם]. Such intervention recalls the awe-inspiring miracles of the splitting of the Red Sea. It also points toward a future salvation where God will rescue a weak nation from the oppressive grip of many powerful empires, ultimately bringing about the downfall of enemies in the great war of Gog and Magog [רד״ק].

The ultimate promise of these events is that they will not remain hidden. There will be an ongoing, active sharing of the news, as people tell one another until the story spreads across the entire globe [שד״ל]. While miracles of the past were often localized or known primarily to the people of Israel, this future redemption and miraculous guidance will be known to the ends of the earth. Every nation will witness God's wonders and clearly recognize His greatness [מלבי״ם, רד״ק, אברבנאל].