When the Jews were finally freed after hundreds of years of slavery, they immediately began singing one of the greatest, most beautiful songs of all time. The Torah describes how Moshe and the entire Jewish nation sang this song together. Our sages debate as to how exactly this momentous event took place. But what they all do agree on is that Moshe began the song and the Jews proceeded to follow along. In this shiur we will discuss why it is so historically relevant that Moshe was the one that started the song. We will discuss why the unity of the Jews is so dependent on it’s spiritual leader. From volume 31.