Q:Is it better for a rasha to perish more quickly in order to avoid doing more sins, or to be allowed to live in order to repent and change his ways?
Tag: Wicked
Rav Avigdor Miller on Justified Aggravation
Q: When a person gets aggravated and upset when he sees other people doing aveiros, is that a weakness of character that a person should consider negative?
Rav Avigdor Miller on The Ten Drops of Wine at the Seder
Q: The Rabbi mentioned in his lecture tonight that we are expected to rejoice at the downfall of the wicked and that we celebrate the punishment of the Mitzrim. If that’s really true, then why do we take drops of wine out of the cup of wine at the Seder?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Pity on the Wicked
Q:If Hashem is a rachum v’chanun so why are the sinners suffering? And shouldn’t we have pity on the sinners who are suffering?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Cursing the Wicked
Q: We say “zichrono li’vracha” or “zeicher tzadik li’vrocho” for a tzadik. Why don’t we say on a rasha “shem risha’im yirkav” – the name of the resha’im should rot?
Rav Avigdor Miller on the Dirty Jew and the Drunken Goy
Q: How should I use the experience of being discriminated against because I am Jewish, in a positive way?
Rav Avigdor Miller on Kosher Revenge
Q: If Hashem is the epitome chesed v’emes, why does there have to be nekama from the resha’im? Is that chesed?
Rav Avigdor Miller on the Jews Who Are Ruining America
Q: Are the Reform Jews justified when they write or say that the Orthodox Jews hate them?
Rav Avigdor Miller on The Face of the Rasha
Q: What is the problem with looking at the face of a wicked person? [ אסור לאדם להסתכל בצלם דמות אדם רשע – “It is forbidden for one to gaze at the face (image) of a wicked person” (Megillah 28a). ]