시편 34:21의 차시두트

2. When a man's wife dies, it is as if he is missing one of his bones. But the tzaddik, even though his wife passed away, he is not deficient a bone. This is (hinted at in the word) alman<widower>, the acronym for: "Not one of them is broken." (a'chas m'ayhem l'oe n'ishbara).

And this is the root of the word `AVeRah (transgression), since the permutation of the `AVeRah passes (`OVeR) into his bones from side to side (m`EVeR l`EVeR). But mitzvah (commandment) is a term for connection. When one makes bundles and bundles of commandments (Midrash Rabbah Acharei 21), then his bone fragments get connected, as is written (Ps. 34): "He keeps all his bones"