A further example to elucidate this point is recorded there in the Talmud. There was a king who had millions of silver coins in his treasury. He was praised because he had thousands of silver coins. In effect, it was not praise at all, but diminution. There is an additional, deeper point concerning this phenomenon of speechlessness.
Human intellect is a powerful spiritual force.
It is not bound by the limitations of physical nature. In contrast, the power of speech is a wonderful phenomenon. It is full of creative potential. Nevertheless, relative to the intellect, the power of speech is physical and limited. When a person wants to put into words the conceptions of his mind, he must contract and diminish a potentially infinite thought into a few limited, strictly defined words.