Komentaryong Sumisipi para sa Exodo 14:3

וְאָמַ֤ר פַּרְעֹה֙ לִבְנֵ֣י יִשְׂרָאֵ֔ל נְבֻכִ֥ים הֵ֖ם בָּאָ֑רֶץ סָגַ֥ר עֲלֵיהֶ֖ם הַמִּדְבָּֽר׃

At sasabihin ni Faraon tungkol sa mga anak ni Israel: ‹Nasusukol sila sa lupain; ikinulong sila ng ilang.›

Rashi

yea, God is with me, and I will be able” Since he said, “God is with me, and I will be able to do it, and I will not stumble.” לאיתיאל, because of “God is with me,” as in (Ex. 14:3): “For Pharaoh will say of the children of Israel (לבני),” meaning of the children of Israel.
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Ibn Ezra

Of me (לְנַפְשִׁי - le-nafshi, lit. "to my soul"): [The Lamed prefix means] "concerning" my soul/me. [This usage is] similar to (Exodus 14:3) "And Pharaoh will say concerning (li-) the children of Israel..." [and (Genesis 20:13)] "Say of (li) me, 'He is my brother.'"
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Rashi

their perplexity Heb. מְבוּכָתָם. [Jonathan renders:] עֲרָבוּלָהוֹן. Cf. (Ex. 14:3) “They are entangled (נְבֻכִים).” Their confusion.
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Rashi

about my master Heb. לאדני, about my master, as (Exod. 14:3): “Then Pharaoh will say concerning the children of (לבני) Israel”; (Gen. 26:7), “The people of the place asked him about his wife (לאשתו).”
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Rashi

and He led them in the depths in the desert The Sea of Reeds was in the desert, for it is written (Exod. 14:13): “the desert has closed upon them, etc.”; (Exod. 3:18): “three days’ journey in the desert.”
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Rashi

אמרי לי means say regarding me (the ל of לי signifies על); similar are: (26:7) “And the men of the place asked לאשתו” where לאשתו is the same as על אשתו regarding his wife; (Exodus 14:3) “And Pharaoh will say לבני ישראל” where לבני is the same as על בני ישראל; (Judges 9:54) “That men say not (לי) regarding me, a woman slew him”.
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Rashi

the locks of the sea Heb. נבכי, like (Ex. 14:3), “They are trapped (נבכים) in the land.”
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