מה יפו" 7:2 שיר השירים פעמיך בנעלים בת נדיב חמוקי ירכיך כמו חלאים מעשה ידי אמן"
"How lovely are your feet in sandals (shoes), O daughters of the prince! Your rounded thighs are like jewels, the work of a master's hand." The Gemara in Chagigah 3a says that from this Posuk we learn - How pleasant are the feet of Klal Yisroel, when they ascend to Yerushalayim when they are Oleh Regel, when they go up to Yerushalayim for the Sholosh Regalim. The Gemara in Brochos 54a says that one was prohibited from entering the Har Habayis with his walking stick and his shoes. How can the Loshon of "פעמיך בנעלים" which refers to the shoes, be telling us of the beauty when Klal Yisroel are Oleh Regel when the main part of being Oleh Regel being in the Har Habayis - it was prohibited for one to wear shoes? The following Divrei Torah will expound on this topic and support the P'shat offered in the closing paragraph.