The Velt says: “You are what you eat”. Paroh is a lesson for us not be: עַקְשָנִים stubborn, and to give in and be soft and Eidel. Eating a : טְלֶה sheep means that we have learned the lesson of Paroh’s failure, and won’t be tough like him, rather we will be Eidel like a sheep and listen and do Teshuva, and not be a Baal Ga'ava.
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