Cytowanie Komentarza do Psalmów 105:31

Kinim - Lice: Unlike the other plagues which only affected the Egyptians, the plague of lice struck the Israelites. The only difference was the lice did not sting the Israelites. This is the meaning of the verse, “He spoke and there were swarms of insects (arov); lice (kinim) throughout the land.”²²¹Psalms 105:31 The reference to arov here is not the fourth plague (wild animals) but to swarms of lice. All the plagues are not mentioned in Psalm 105 – arov (wild animals) is not mentioned but neither is the fifth plague, dever (pestilence).

G-d forbid that Hashem should repent! No, the Torah is merely speaking in a language that human beings can understand, just as it does when it says "He went up" (Genesis 17:22) and "He went down" (Genesis 11:5), and "God will be made happy by His creations" (Ps. 104:31). And also, "He was grieved in His heart" - and behold Samuel also said "The Glory of Israel does not deceive or change His mind" (I Samuel 15:29) And the text says "I repented". And there are those who explain this as an expression of communication, and this is unnecessary.