A Vort From the Rebbe Parshas Ki Sisa, Rabbi Leibel Schapiro - 5786

ab and this week's parisa we learn about the and the wanted to destroy the and for them and one of the things said is we should forgive them if you don't want to forgive them erase me from the wrote erase me from the and the asked the question what is the connection between the two what does it go to do that they won't forgive the Eden therefore they should erase Misha's name from The terra what's the connection and explains it like thisu had so they speak two positions on one hand he was connected to the t the t is his mitz is his mahus in the mali the is called even though it's a tra of hashem it's still called mish because the kazal tell us because went snish for so his whole life is so he's basically connected to the terra On the other hand, is the shepherd of Edenu is connected to the Eden. As Rash says in Ma is the Eden and Eden are it's all one. Here came a conflict between these two. On one hand, you didn't deserve to be punished. They went against the TA. It's such a terrible thing against the TA. So, they have to be punished. And for me's perspective since he and are one so he should he cares about the ta they should be punished on the other hand me the responsibility as a shepherd of the Eden for everyone of the Eden it's at that he should care about the Eden more what should he care about should he care about the and therefore they he should leave them get their punishment or should he care about the Eden and try to do what he can to save the Eden and this is what said forgive the Eden be mine if you don't want to forgive them that means because they went against the you don't want to forgive him so he says then it's not worth my connection my responsibility to the Eden overrides my responsibility for so forget I don't mean these words but forget about the look at the Eden the fact that I care about the Eden is higher than my care about the because the Eid no matter how he behaves whether he keeps the T or not is still as the gim says even if he sins is still. So that it doesn't matter that it's against the and this is what meant. If the reason you want to destroy the Eden is because of the TA because of the safer which is the TA, I'm telling you erase me from the TA and my connection to the Eden. Allow me to for the Eden and you should save the Eden regardless of the fact that they went against the TA. And that's the Taiiman. If you don't forgive them because they did something against the tra then erase me from the tra and my feeling towards the Eden my responsibility responsibility towards the Eden overrides that you should forgive the Eden and that's what meant when he said and that's what happened agreed and forgave the Eden with all the conditions he made but forgave the Eden until said at the end that he forgave them completely.