TT# 192 · Parashas Bo · Passuk 12:36
Torah Temimah cites Pesachim 119a for this TT# unit. On the cited daf, the preceding passage identifies the wealth Yosef gathered; the derasha on this passuk itself is the immediately following statement that Israel took that treasure out of Egypt, explicitly deriving it from וַיְנַצְּלוּ אֶת מִצְרָיִם.
Sefaria — Exodus 12:36
Sefaria — Pesachim 119a
E-Daf — Pesachim 119a
English: When Israel left Egypt, they took this treasure with them, as Scripture says, “and they despoiled Egypt.” Rav Asi compares Egypt to a bird-trap emptied of grain; Rabbi Shimon compares it to the depths of the sea emptied of fish.
Derash linking the Torah’s description of the Egyptian wealth leaving Egypt with the earlier gathering of that wealth by Yosef.
The phrase וַיְנַצְּלוּ אֶת מִצְרָיִם is the scriptural proof that Israel took the treasure out of Egypt; the immediately preceding statement supplies the background for what that treasure was.