And with this, it is explained why we specifically skip the section "Not to us," as this section was said by our ancestors at the sea, and in the recent days when Hallel is recited, it would be appropriate to say it. So why do we skip this specific section and not another? According to our approach, it makes sense. When we recite the Hallel, surely the thought of our joyous salvation intertwines with it, and our intention is not purely for the honor of Heaven as our ancestors intended. Therefore, we specifically skip "Not to us," so as not to boast about something that is not within us.