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Exodus 32:32 “Yet now, if You would but forgive their sin--; and if not, erase me now I pray Thee, out of Thy book which you have written"

I want you to know something so special.

Why did the angel come to tell Avraham that S’dom, will be destroyed and at the same time he tells him you will have a son Yitzchak? 

Because this was the whole thing. G-d says “I cannot trust you with Jewish children unless you believe that the Torah is stronger than the whole world.” I can teach my children that the only way to be a Jew is to keep away from the world, because G-d forbid if you get involved with the world - you can't turn back.” Or I can teach my child that Gevalt, the Torah is so holy, the Torah can change the whole world, I have dynamite in my pockets.” 

After the Golden Calf, G-d says to Moshe, “I have to wipe out the Yidden because they are worshipping idols.” Moshe Rabbeinu says, “What kind of a Torah did you give me? Did you give me a Torah that can't change idol worshipers?” 
Do you mean to say that the Torah is only good for someone who does good his whole life? You make a mistake and you are out? It's not a Torah I'm interested in, m’chaynee nah m’sif-r’cha asher kasavta. Please give me a Torah which can take a Yid who is worshipping idols and can still change.” 

I don't want to say anything bad - what's a little bit wrong with our Yidden? They are a little bit B’nei Noach. They look at a Yid who doesn't yet keep Shabbos and they don't believe that one awesome Shabbos can change him. They don't believe that one Torah of the Heilige Ishebitzer can turn over his kishkes.

The Kuzimer says something out of this world. 

When Moshe Rabbeinu broke the tablets, what was he really saying? “Master of the World, do you want me to be the only frum religious Jew in the world, do you want me to be the only tzaddik - righteous person? I refuse. I want to be together with all the Yidden. If they do wrong, I want to be with them to hopefully show them what's right.
Imagine if all of us would learn this Torah, how much we would all love each other.

Good Shabbos!