Counting Shekalim In The Beit HaMikdash

He's the guy that works the bet mikdash. He takes out theimm scale have to be spent for different reasons. But if all of a sudden the people of the community see that on his personal life, life is not so good. He lost all of his money, became poor. Then they may say, "Oh, he became poor because God is punishing him for stealing from the from the beta mikdash." Or what if he becomes rich? All of a sudden you'd see the guy building an extension TO HIS HOUSE BIGGER than the original house. Then the people going to say, "Oh, he became rich. You know how he became rich? He must be stealing from the beta mikdash all the extra money. He's he's using it to buy a second house." So therefore the Mishna says a person must satisfy [music] the scrutiny of people in the same way that he must satisfy the scrutiny of as it says in the book of numbers 32:22 and you shall be innocent in the eyes of hem and saying.