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                                   Chafetz Chayim   ."ב ָ ׁ שָי אֹל םי ִ צ ֵ ל  ָ  הרימשה תבוח סרטנוק   ."ב ֵ ל  ּ ה ַ ב ְּג ל ָּ כ 'ה ת ַ ב ֲ עֹו ּ ת"   ."ּופיִנ ֲ ח ַ ת אֹל ְ ו" :י ֵ ע ְ ס ַ מ ת ַ ׁ ש ָ ר ָ פ ְּ ב בי ִ ת ְ כ ִּ ד     .םִי ַ מ ָ ׁ ש ם ֵ ׁ ש ְ ל י ַ רּו ּ ב ִ ד ְ ו י ַׂש ֲ ע ַ מ ל ָּ כ ּוי ְ הִּי ֶ ׁ ש ְ ו  .םי ִ
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               of even only one year, it amounts to about seven hundred times                      ,א ָּבַבוּ הֶז ָּב וֹבּ וּעְּגְפִּיֶשׁ תוֹנוֹסֲאָה לדֶֹּג ,ךְֶפֶהְלוּ ,ויָתוְֹצִמ
               that he recited this Tefilah without (completely) accepting upon
               himself the responsibility to observe the mitzvot as the halacha                    אלֲֹה ,ארָוֹנ ןָיְנִע יִחָא אָנ הֵארְוּ .'ה ךְרֶ ּדִֶמ רוּסָי רֶשֲׁא ַּכ
               requires.
                                                                                                   תוְֹצִמ ל ָּכ ר ֹּכְזִנ הָוְצ ִּמַה ידְֵי לַעֶשׁ ,תיִציִצ תַוְצִמ ְּב וּניִּוַטְצִנ
               Chazal  have  said  (Yerushalmi  Shabbat  39a)  in  explanation  of                 ןוֹשָׁל ןַיְנִע לַע וּלִּאְו .ןי ּדִ ַּכ םָמְּיקְַל ,ןיִוא ָּלַהְו ןיִשֲׂעָה ,'ה
               the  pasuk  (Midrash  Rabbah  Vayikrah  40)  “Who  toiled  with
               Hashem,” that in the future a heavenly voice will thunder from                      הרָיִכְז  ןַתָנְו  ,הֶז ָּב  אוּה  ךְוּר ָּב  שׁוֹד ּקַָה  ק ֵּפ ַּתְסִה  אלֹ  ערָָה
               the  summits  of  mountains  calling  out  “Whoever  toiled  with
               Hashem  (to  fulfill  His  mitzvot)  should  come  and  collect  their              ךָיֶהלֱֹא 'ה הָשָׂע רֶשֲׁא תֵא רוֹכָז" :)'ט ד"כ םירִָב ּדְ( הָּמְצַע יֵנְפ ִּב
               reward.”  Without a doubt, this heavenly voice will gladden the                            .ןָיְנִעָה רֶמֹח יֵנ ְּפִמ ל ֹּכַה אוּהְו ,"'וֹגְו םָירְִמְל
               heart of every Jew, when they hear that the time has come to
               receive their reward.  The totality of all of the mitzvot performed
               by Israel will be written in the Book of Remembrance, as Chazal
               teach in Gemara Berachot (6) and in Midrash Ruth (5  perek),
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               that every night following the Shabbat the prophet Eliyahu sits
               together with the King Mashiach under the Tree of Life in Gan
               Eden.   They  write  down  the  mitzvot  performed  by  Israel  and
               HaKadosh Baruch Hu signs their statement (attesting to its truth).
               This is what is written (Malachi 3:16) “before Him in the Book
               of Remembrance for those who fear Hashem and are concerned
               about the sanctity of His Name.”  All of this takes place in the
               World of Truth and the mitzvah is precisely recorded based on
               how the mitzvah was performed, for the sake of Heaven and not
               for any reasons of pride or publicity.  And with certainty, among
               those mitzvot will be the mitzvat Aseh of the acceptance of the
               supreme authority of Hashem’s Majesty and the acceptance of
               the responsibility to perform His mitzvot if they were done as the
               halacha proscribes.
               Thus, it is very appropriate and truth demands that one should
               study  the  book  of  Hashem’s  mitzvot,  and  nowadays  (it  has
               become even easier, since) Chumashim have been printed listing
               all of the mitzvot.  At the very least one should learn once the list
               of all of the mitzvot, and then learn them again as they appear in
               each perasha, and in so doing when one says in his Tefilah “and
               you shall listen,” he will know what are the mitzvot of Hashem
               in order to accept upon himself to perform them.





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