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Is It Possible To Have Eternal Suffering?

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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[Music] which means the page 17A says once Mia comes the people that are righteous will have an eternity of good pleasure beyond all the pleasures you can possibly imagine forever and ever and ever and ever and ever the people that the wicked it'll depend how Wicked they are if they're a little bit Wicked like most of us but not really wicked you know they made a few mistakes here and there then they have to pay a little bit of punishment for some of the things they did if they didn't pay for it in this world but the really wicked the really wicked the says their punishment will be eternity Forever Until their soul is completely destroyed who are the people that are considered or some of the examples at least of people that are considered really wicked to the extent of Eternal punishment I'll give you just a couple of examples that are relevant to everyone someone that violates Shabbat and dies without doing chuva meaning not they violated Shabbat by accident not they violated Shabbat one time two times five times even a hundred times but then they started keeping Shabbat no no someone that simply at the end of their life they were Shabbat they were driving on Shabbat they were watching TV on Shabbat they were smoking cigarettes on Shabbat lighting fire on Shabbat working on Shabbat somebody dies like this according to Hashem that person is considered the worst person on Earth even worse than a murderer even worse than a murderer the punishment for a murderer is not as bad as a punishment for aab one of the ways we know is The Ten Commandments Ten Commandments go in order first commandment hasm says I'm the one that took you out of Egypt then he says don't have any other God then he says don't use my in vain then he says the fourth Commandment keep Shabbat fifth commandment honor your parents sixth commandment don't murder so kazal says how come don't murder is before Shabbat says because the murderer even though he murdered he still has a share of the world to come he can still go after he goes to G and he suffers for a little while he has still can go to heaven if he was righteous everywhere else but the No Heaven No Heaven ever meaning if you're not keeping Shabbat yet it's time to start it's time to start it's not a suggestion so the people that are part of the wicked depends how Wicked they are if they're part of the worst like Shabbat then they have a permanent problem if they are a little bit Wicked then they have a temporary problem but hopefully they'll pay enough in this world a little bit of suffering here and there will always help you not have to suffer later on but definitely it's uh not going to be a quiet scene because one of the things the gar says is that part of the punishment for the wicked is that they are actually going to see the reward of the righteous they're going to see all the righteous people get their reward while they're suffering that's part of which makes it even much much worse so imagine you see all of your enemies get the best things in the world while you're suffering that makes your suffering much much worse much much worse that's part of the punishment [Music]