546. He Made Everything Good in Its Time

“He made everything good in its time.” That is, at the end of correction, when everything is good because the sins have become as merits, it is obvious that even those who cause the sins will be good.

This is the meaning of “If he is rewarded, he sentences himself and the entire world to the side of merit,” meaning that when one repents, he sentences himself, meaning that all his actions have become merits. Likewise, the whole world, to the extent that they cause him the sins, to the extent they caused the sins, now that they have repented, they, too, become merits.