The exodus from Egypt to the Promised Land represents a journey from a land of pride to a land of humility. Ancient Egypt was a powerful empire known for its wealth, knowledge, and arrogance. In contrast, the Land of Israel, the destination of the Israelites, is a land that depends solely on the creator and recognizes its own humility. The exodus was a transition from a nation that credited its success to itself to a people with a divine mission to attribute all success to the creator. Thousands of years later, the celebration of Passover in the Land of Israel serves as a reminder of God's providence and the need to rely on Him for protection and salvation.