In light of all that has been stated, it is found that besides thanking for the miracles themselves, we are obliged to give thanks and praise for the immense love that the Blessed One showed to Israel through these miraculous deeds. He bestowed goodness upon them far beyond what was required at that time. Therefore, the gratitude should be expressed with great joy, similar to what the Maharal wrote regarding the Song of the Sea (Gur Aryeh, Exodus 15:1): "The act of singing is in the heart, for when joy reaches the hearts of the righteous, the song arises in their hearts, and there is no doubt that they were singing and rejoicing with all their hearts. This is why it is written 'Then Moses and the Israelites sang this song,' meaning that joy from the miracle arose in their hearts, and they did not force themselves to sing through their intellect, like a person who compels himself to speak. If that were the case, it would not be joyous singing. But singing that comes from joy starts with great joy arising in the heart, which then leads to the desire to sing." This is gratitude of high quality.

It seems to me that an abundance of gratitude in quantity is also considered superior gratitude. This means thanking and repeatedly thanking even a hundred times, just as He extended His kindness and goodness to us far beyond what was necessary.