Divine Mercy: The Attribute of Holding Wrath Forever | Tomer Devorah #6 Rabbi Israel Yakobov
What should you do when someone repeats the same mistake again and again? Why can our instinct to increase anger and punishment push a person even further away?
In the sixth lesson of this *Tomer Devorah* series, Rabbi Israel Yakobov explores the fifth attribute of mercy: God does not hold on to anger forever. Through examples from Tanakh, parenting, marriage, and a powerful story about two friends, Rabbi Yakobov explains how to stop accumulating resentment, when increasing punishment is no longer helpful, and how compassion can replace anger.
This is a practical lesson about forgiveness, relationships, and character development, especially relevant before Yom Kippur. You will learn why mercy does not mean permissiveness, how to respond when loved ones repeat the same mistakes, and why our anger can sometimes become more serious than the original wrongdoing.
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