Isaiah 74 (34:1 - 34:6)

The world and all of its offspring.

We already discussed in previous Shirim that there's a difference between Goyim and Le'imim.

As the B'Avanel explains over here, that Goyim are the more khushuvah nations, the ones who have a religion.

Let's say the Christians, the Muslims, or the Hindus are the ones who have religions.

Then there are the atheists.

Those are called Le'imim.

They're not so khushuv.

So that's why the Pusik says, the Goyim, which are the Chushuvah nations, because they at least have a religion, they should listen.

And listening, by Goyim it says, what's the difference? Because Lishmoya is to hear, as opposed to Hakshivi is to be attentive.

So like I'm telling you, I want you to hear.

I'm telling you something.

Come close.

I want you to hear.

Or there's, which is not so Chushuv, it's be attentive.

Yeah, just listen in.

That's why by the goyim, it says, because they're the ones that have a das, they are more khushuv.

That's why the Gnuvi gave them the Kuvah to tell them that they should listen.

And to the Le'imim, which is the lesser of the nations, there it's a kshivi, just be attentive.

And so the Malm explains that the same thing, there's a difference between Huretz and Taival, two different levels of the earth.

This is basically to everyone, all the nations, and the whole entire earth.

Where there's people, where there isn't people, everyone should listen.