Deuteronomy
Commandments that cite Deuteronomy, in Maimonidean number order.
Commandments in this list
Showing 25–48 of 198 commandments · page 2 of 9.
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Commandment 95: To rejoice on the pilgrim festivals
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Commandment 107: Not to offer an animal with a temporary blemish
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Commandment 115: Not to eat the flesh of a sin offering prepared within the sanctuary
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Commandment 116: Not to eat sacrificial flesh that was not offered according to prescribed procedure
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Commandment 133: Not to eat leaven from the afternoon of the fourteenth of Nisan onward
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Commandment 156: To obey the Sanhedrin and the sages in matters of Torah law
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Commandment 157: Not to deviate from the ruling of the Sanhedrin
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Commandment 158: Not to add to the commandments of the Torah
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Commandment 159: Not to subtract from the commandments of the Torah
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Commandment 175: The priests shall serve in the Temple in their designated watches
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Commandment 207: Not to eat consecrated animals that have become disqualified
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Commandment 213: A ritually impure person shall not enter the camp of the Levites (the Temple mount)
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Commandment 242: Not to remove the signs of tzaraat from the skin
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Commandment 245: To examine the signs in birds to determine which are permitted for consumption
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Commandment 251: Not to eat any creeping winged insect
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Commandment 256: Not to eat the flesh of an animal that died of natural causes (neveilah)
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Commandment 258: Not to eat any limb torn from a living animal
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Commandment 266: To slaughter animals and birds according to the prescribed method (shechitah)
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Commandment 268: To send away the mother bird before taking the young or the eggs
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Commandment 269: Not to take the mother bird together with her young
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Commandment 270: Not to eat or drink anything offered in idolatrous worship
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Commandment 275: Not to eat diverse seeds planted in a vineyard (kilei hakerem)
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Commandment 276: Not to eat or drink wine used in idolatrous libation
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Commandment 277: Not to be a glutton or drunkard