Chelek 20, Va'eschanan 3 -Mrs. Rivky Slonim

What's that verse? That verse says, But to those who hate him, he repays them during their lifetime, whatever good they may have done, to eliminate them from the world to come.

He will not delay to reward one who hates him, but he will repay him during his lifetime.

on his face, as it were.

And while she says on the words, Umar Shalem Lesenov Elpanov, but he repays to those who hate him during their lifetime, like in their face, as it were.

Hashem repays this person for his good deeds during his lifetime.

In order to eliminate him from the world to come.

In other words, whatever good this person did, Hashem repays them in this world.

Then Hashem doesn't owe them anything.

And then there's no Eilem Haba for this person.

for this kind of person.

Back into the sikha.

This is to say, that Hashem repays the Rasha for any good that he did in this world in order that there should not remain an outstanding balance for any kind of reward in the world to come.

Okay, so Hashem says, I don't want to owe you.

I want to take care of everything in this world.

There's no Eilem Haba for you.

And then as a continuation, it says in the same Pasuk, that is Pasuk Yud Aleph.

You should do these mitzvahs.

You should do the statutes.

You should do the commandments.

You should do the laws.

And then on the words, Rashi says, Today you should do it.

That's what the Torah means.

And tomorrow, meaning after some time, What does it mean that you're going to get your schar in Olam Haba? Rashi's explaining that for Rishayim, they get all their schar in this world.

There's nothing left for Olam Haba.

For Tzaddikim, it's the opposite.