*36.3 Makkos Daf 24 A (2 lines Dn)*

*36.3 Makkos Daf 24 A (2 lines Dn)*Rabbi Shimlai: Moshe was given 613 mitzvos.*Summary**Dovid summed up the Torah in eleven principles* _(thinking into these eleven will remind you of all 613)._As it states “Mizmor L’Dovid; Hashem, who will dwell in your tent who can live on your holy mountain _(it means, who will merit olam habo)_?One who (1) walks with perfection, and (2) works righteously, (3) speaks truthfully in his heart, (4) has no gossip on his tongue, (5) does no evil to his fellow, and (6) bears no shame on his relative, (7) he despises what’s contemptible, (8) honors those who fear Hashem, (9) he keeps his word to harm himself _(such as when he accepts a fast),_ (10) he doesn’t give his money at interest, nor does he (11) accept bribery, one who does this will never slip.”1. An example of one who walked in perfection is Avraham Avinu as the possuk states “Walk before me and be perfect”. _(One who thinks of Hashem at all times is led on the path of perfection)._2. An example would be *Abba Chilkiya* [who wouldn’t rob his employer ofthe time it takes to return a greeting].3. Rav Safra is an example of someone who speaks truthfully in his heart [once he accepted a cheap offer in his mind, he wouldn’t take more money for what he wanted to sell].4. *Yaakov Avinu* wouldn’t speak wrongly _(the example given here is different than the usual translation)_ and he was hesitant to deceive his father.5. This refers to someone who doesn’t compete in business _(even in ways that are permissible according to halacha)._6. This refers to someone who *helps out his family members.*7. This refers to *Chizkiyahu Hamelech* who gave his father, Achaz, a pauper’s burial instead of honoring him with a royal funeral. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate