In our shiur this week, we will answer this question, explaining the meaning of a Jewish name. And these are the names of the B'nai Yisrael - as regards the redemption of Israel they are mentioned here. Ra'isi Es Ani Ami'. The Midrash goes on to demonstrate that each of the Shevatim possess a trait that activates Divine intervention, teaching that Klal Yisrael is redeemed through their names. It is the name of the tribes, each representing a particular characteristic that draws G-d's mercy.
Biblical names are indication of the personal character of their bearer.
The twelve tribes were shining lights for the nation, and during their lifetime the people never strayed from the righteousness of their fathers. Even after their passing, the path established by the Shevatim remained as a moral compass for the Jewish people, and it is this loyalty to their forebears that sparks their salvation. The nation that ultimately leaves Mitzraim to receive the Torah is the picture image of the seventy souls who two hundred years earlier descended as one together with Ya'akov Avinu. Klal Yisrael is redeemed not only for having the same names as their fathers, but for never having changed those names. Let us explain.