The concept of "eternal freedom" includes that now they are servants of God and are subjugated to do His will and fulfill His commandments. In doing so, they show that this is the purpose of creation, to be subjugated to the will of God and to be servants of His servants. In this way, the Agra de Moshe explains the distinction between the words of Balak and Balaam, where Balak called the people of Israel "behold, a people that came out of Egypt" in Hebrew, and Balaam called them "a people that has come out of Egypt" in the present tense. This means that Balak thought that the people of Israel wanted to disconnect from the memory of the exodus from Egypt, where they were slaves to Pharaoh, and to begin a new life as a free nation. Balaam knew the truth, that the memory of the exodus from Egypt would accompany the people of Israel forever, because this freedom is a preparation for submitting to the rule of holiness. Therefore, it follows that all nations must submit to the kingdom of priests and holy nation, which is the entire nation of Israel.