Komentaryong Sumisipi para sa Mga Awit 119:101

And what we said about equating statutes with ordinances has two aspects. The first is, as we have already said regarding diligence, that just as you are diligent in carrying out the ordinances because you can see their benefit with your own eyes, so too should you be careful with the statutes that are alluded to by the word “heel” [ekev]. And conversely, just as with the statutes — since their benefit is not immediately apparent to you — you certainly fulfill them for the sake of Heaven and not for your own benefit, as the benefit is not immediately perceptible to you, so too with the ordinances, you should not fulfill them for your own benefit but because they are God’s commandments upon you. As it is written: I have restrained my feet from every evil way, that I might keep Your word; I have not departed from Your ordinances, for You have taught me (Psalms 119:101-102). Just as with the statutes that I fulfill, my intention is certainly only that I might keep Your statutes — the statutes that You have prescribed for me — so too I have not departed from Your ordinances not for my perceptible benefit but because You have taught me. This follows the way our Sages said: “A person should not say ‘I do not desire to eat pork,’ etc.” (Torat Kohanim, Leviticus 20:128).