Those who immerse themselves in the waters of salvation will be blessed with deliverance. It is stated that these waters will teem with fish and draw many fishermen, indicating that numerous souls will be rescued through these waters, and many will be chosen to gather this harvest. The mention of ingaddi to inhalim represents the joy that follows trials and hardships; ingaddi refers to the temptation of the eyes, while inhalim signifies the eye of the calf that is sacrificed, addressing sin and becoming yoked in service for cultivation. The phrase drylo mrejem not only denotes abundance but also the diligence of the fishermen. They will not abandon their pursuit; instead, they will find rest in their labor.
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This period of rest is termed drying mrezham, as fishermen typically unfold and dry their nets after they have ceased fishing. It is said that they will be transformed, meaning they will be liberated from wickedness and saved. The multitude of fish is compared not to a river, but to a vast sea; for the new people will not be comparable to the first nation but will resemble the sea of nations, filling the entirety of creation. To this, the Prophet further affirms: