R’ Shamshon Raphael Hirsch ZT”L would say:
“וידם אהרן - ‘Aharon was silent.’ In Tehillim (65:2, Dovid HaMelech says, ‘For You silence is praise.’ Rashi
explains that any effort to recount all of Hashem’s attributes is useless, for they are infinite; hence ‘Silence is His
praise.’ It is the art of remaining silent practiced by him who would rather say nothing at all than deliver himself of
a rash ill-considered statement; who would listen quietly to the views of others in order to learn from them; who