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ALL PARSHA - The Chasam Sofer on Parshas Shoftim

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Welcome everyone to a special edition of all I'm very excited to share with you this week. Three amazing pieces on the following fascinating subject. The Torah gives us a very unique mitzvah in this para. I believe it's the only mitzvah that we have that will be relevant only when Msiah comes. Hashem says, "When I expand your borders like I swore to your forefathers as I swore and I give you the whole land that I spoke to give to your forefathers. When you observe all of this mitzvah, all of the mitzvah, you will add another three cities to the original three points out that means there are three mikl three in Israel proper and another three that were given when Hashem gives us the land of the kinesian and so there's a unique mitzvah as far as I know this is the only mitzvah that applies the Messiah comes then Hashem gives the Jewish people that when he expands our borders in the times of the coming of Mashiah we will make another three so asks an incredible question what do you need new for when Msiah comes won't all death be swallowed up no nation will lift up a sword against another nation the last thing we're going to need when Messiah comes is for arikla. We should need ar miklah now not when msiah comes why would we have a mitzvah to make ari mikl when msiah comes so I know what you're thinking you're saying well when when msiah comes there will be no murder but maybe there'll be accidental death so actually in another piece heav mentions there won't be accidental death when msiah comes because as we know from rash mishbatim why is there accidental death. There's accidental death because maybe what happened was you have one guy who killed Basid and he was never tried and punished. One guy who was killed one guy who killed Basho and he never went to the arikla. So Hashem will arrange that the person who once killed Basho and never went to the arikla will climb up a ladder. He'll fall on the guy who once killed the maze and the guy who killed the maze will get his just punishment and each one will get what is coming to them. But says that means that people only kill bash if there are people for them who need to be killed because they had previously killed me. So when Msiah comes when nobody will kill Basho the won't need to orchestrate that people will kill Basho. when Msiah comes there'll be no people killing intentionally so Hashem won't need to orchestrate people killing so why will we need when Msiah comes so in he says something very interesting he says that this great level that will be propelled to perhaps will only be to for regular Jews However, gayim who will be added onto will not come to that level of all the great promises of our future are not necessarily vouched even for gaim who enter the fold at that time. Maybe those who are added to the Jewish people at that time maybe they will be elevated but not to the same extent that they will be deserving of all the promises of the prophets and therefore for them we will need our that's a very interesting proposal however in par says something amazing he says all of the promises that we will be elevated even more than our forefathers Like the says in that's going on the par of it's going on the par of those who do chuva because the all the promises of the future says maybe they're only vouched to bala people who have sinned and then repent so they're propelled to a madrega even greater than our their forefathers. However, in our par of it's not talking about it says the says whenishah it's not talking about it's talking about they won't be on such a high level they are not vouch safe that there will be and there won't be any whether Bash or and therefore says the need to designate perhaps will be for those who are at. So we have two possibilities one that they will be needed for and one for that they will needed be needed by baluva. So these are amazing ideas. Wishing everyone a wonderful Shabas.