Went out of his way

In a question: He went beyond his usual behavior. He went too far and did something beyond what was acceptable. Or: He became very excited (literally: He came out of the fence by which he was surrounded).

("A wall is before me, and I will not go out, I have taken my burden" - Icha 3:7, and so: "An evil spirit, I call all kinds of "melancholy", and there is among them a kind that is sick with the Spirit and comes out of its wall when it sees light, or when it is found among the sons of men, and finds a resting place of the spirit and its soul is quiet in darkness and in solitude and in deserted places, and this is the commandment of the majority "In the case of the wicked" - the interpretation of the Rambam's commentary on Masachet Shabbat, chapter 25, and thus: "And like the blue that is on the edge of the sea - so shall their terror be imposed on the wicked, just as the terror of the sea is imposed on the waters of the sea that they do not leave their banks. So shall the terror of Israel be upon the nations of the world, that they shall not be able to harm them" - Lips of the Righteous/ At the beginning of the Parshas, ​​he saw, and then: "I saw it my duty to go out of my bounds and to do everything that my hands can to spoil their counsel" - Agnon/ Ad Hana, 124, and then: "The best of the doctors to hell", came out of his bounds, to the surprise of all. The silent participant, who until today has not taken part in the Vukhochim" - Life in the Well/ Feathers, 150)

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