Deuteronomy
Commandments that cite Deuteronomy, in Maimonidean number order.
Commandments in this list
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Commandment 279: To set apart terumah (the priest's portion) from one's produce
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Commandment 281: To set apart the second tithe (maaser sheni) and eat it in Jerusalem
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Commandment 283: To set apart the tithe for the poor (maaser ani) in the third and sixth years
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Commandment 284: To recite the declaration when bringing the tithes to the sanctuary
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Commandment 285: To recite the declaration over the first fruits brought to the Temple
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Commandment 303: To set apart the great terumah from one's produce for the priests
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Commandment 305: Not to eat the second tithe of grain outside Jerusalem
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Commandment 306: Not to eat the second tithe of wine outside Jerusalem
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Commandment 307: Not to eat the second tithe of oil outside Jerusalem
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Commandment 308: Not to eat the second tithe while in a state of mourning
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Commandment 309: Not to spend second tithe money on anything other than food and drink
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Commandment 310: Not to eat the second tithe while ritually impure
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Commandment 320: To leave a forgotten sheaf in the field for the poor (shikchah)
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Commandment 321: Not to return for a forgotten sheaf in the field
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Commandment 323: Not to sow grain or vegetables in a vineyard
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Commandment 325: Not to yoke together two different species of animals for work
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Commandment 326: Not to wear a garment made of a mixture of wool and linen (shatnez)
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Commandment 327: Not to muzzle an ox or any animal while it is working in the field
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Commandment 329: To release all debts in the seventh (sabbatical) year
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Commandment 330: Not to demand payment of a debt after the sabbatical year has released it
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Commandment 331: Not to refrain from lending to the poor because the sabbatical year is approaching
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Commandment 332: To give tzedakah (charity) to the poor and needy
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Commandment 333: Not to harden one's heart or shut one's hand against giving to the poor
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Commandment 334: To give gifts generously to a Hebrew bondman when he goes free