Pensamiento judío sobre Deuteronómio 27:26

And now I will present to you one comprehensive commandment that encompasses all positive commandments, and it is karet, as it embodies the essence of every cursed act that is performed in secret. It applies to forbidden relationships, such as those between a father-in-law and daughter-in-law, and a brother and sister, when they engage in an intimate union without suspicion. As for animals, they do not possess the ability to speak, but the Torah explicitly states in Deuteronomy 27:26, "Cursed is he who does not uphold the words of this Torah, to perform them in secret." When the transgression is committed openly, the court will either coerce or pass judgment upon the offender. Therefore, it is appropriate to interpret these matters as stated in Haggai 2:13, "If one who is unclean by contact with a corpse touches any of these." The sin offering serves as evidence that intentional transgression, done openly, desecrates the name of God. We have observed that all Israel has passed through the commandment in Deuteronomy 20, "You shall not let any living soul survive," by virtue of their oath not to profane the name of God.