General Jewish commandments

SourceText
Ex24.7 Everything G'd said, we will do
Lev18: 5 Obey My Laws and Commandments:
the person who fulfills them, will live due to them
Deut6: 4Listen Israel: the Eternal is our God, the Lord is Unique
Deut11: 18Take My words into your heart
Deut13: 1Everything I prescribe you, must be carefully brought into practice, do not add or remove anything
Deut30,11-14"The Commandments I am giving today, are not too lofty, are for you and are not too far. [...] No, the word is close to your mouth and in your heart. You can accomplish it."
Deut31: 6Be strong and courageous [...]
Pred12: 7Dust returns to the earth from which it originated
but the spirit returns to God who gave it
Dan12: 13Go to your final destination and rest to rise again to your destiny at the end of days
Eze37: 12I open your graves and raise you from your graves, My people and take you to the land of Israel
the prayer of the dyingYour dead will revive, my dead will rise again.
Rest in peace and sleep in peace,
until the Comforter comes, who proclaims peace ... He, who is omnipresent, comforts you ...
to wait for the last day
From the funeral traditionPay your brother the last honor
Cor2The Grace of the Eternal is enough for me
Summary
Do what God tells you: "Show me love and love your neighbor"
Nicolaas BeetsDon't complain, wear it and pray for force
Rosenzweig37If you are a Jew, then study Christianity. If you are a Christian, study Judaism.
Only then you can see the connection between the two religions.
Rosenzweig77Directly and immediately we stand before Him in 18 daily prayer. We don't have to shout. We stand before Him without a mediator, naked to our Maker and Savior
Rosenzweig79From Jewish generation to generation the bond with Him has been passed down,
natural and cultural
Here lies the most characteristic of Judaism
Rosenzweig90As an introduction to the set of Jewish Laws, it should be mentioned:
"these are the Laws by which man should must live "
Rosenzweig95The road to the Law leads through the doable
Rosenzweig128Learning and living are inseparable from each other
Rosenzweig154The Jew lives in the world testifying to G'D's truth
Rosenzweig156In front of God's seat the Jew is asked only this one thing: "Have you hoped for salvation?"

Rosenzweig [1886 - 1929] was a German philosopher.