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Wicked to Others - R. Yaakov Rahimi - TorahAnytime.com

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says a even though Hashem has to punish for those who do Hashem goes within the letter of the law meaning even though a person deserves a certain punishment for a certain certain act Hashem doesn't always punish him exactly what they deserve he has extra mercy he has extra so therefore he punishes him less or doesn't give them punishment at all says of however a person who's wicked to others when he's alive in this world. Hashem pays him exactly what he deserves. Hashem in the next world, every person gets exactly what they deserve. But Hashem loves us and he has extra mercy on us. So he reduces the amount of sin, he reduces the amount of punishment for however a person who's bad to others when he's alive, acts nasty, disrespectful, has an ego, thinks he's better than everybody else, doesn't talk to people respectfully, treats them not nicely. A person who's wicked to others when he's alive there he interacts with people to other human beings will pay him exactly what he deserves with no with no mercy on that person and says that if that person when he was alive had no mercy to others the way he treated them will not have mercy on him that's a frightening thing and he goes on a person when he was alive if he was bad to other people. He didn't know how to speak respectfully to others. He will not leave until a righteous person comes and saves him. Otherwise, any person that he was alive was didn't have good was not a good person to others. Such a person doesn't leave Ghanam until Sadi comes and takes him out.