Mishnah (Pirkei Avos 2:1): “Be careful in a light mitzvah like a hard one; that you do not know the reward of a mitzvah.”
Torah (Devarim 22,6 & Shmos 20,12): Two places in the Torah place the same reward for two different acts of differing difficulties: relatively easy mitzvah of “Sending away the mother bird” (Devarim 22,6) and the extremely difficult mitzvah of “honoring one’s parents” (Shmos 20, 12).
Law: A convert must accept all Mitzvos at the time of the conversation.
Gemara (Sukkos 25): One engaged in a mitzvah is exempt from performing another mitzvah.
Gemara (Nidah 48): The verse (Bemidbar 5,6) states “if a man or a woman does any sin.” The Torah equates men and women in regard to violation of sins.
The Ten Utterances: HaShem provided ten categories in which all Mitzvos emulate. Thus, all Mitzvos were said by HaShem at Har Sinai.
