Deuteronomy
Commandments that cite Deuteronomy, in Maimonidean number order.
Commandments in this list
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Commandment 337: Not to borrow from a fellow Israelite at interest
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Commandment 339: One may lend to a foreigner at interest
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Commandment 340: To return a pledge to its owner when they need it
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Commandment 341: Not to take a pledge from a debtor by force
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Commandment 342: Not to withhold a pledge from its owner when they need it
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Commandment 343: Not to take a pledge from a widow
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Commandment 344: Not to take a millstone as a pledge, as it is essential for sustenance
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Commandment 345: To pay a hired worker his wages on the same day before sunset
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Commandment 347: A hired worker may eat from the produce he is harvesting while working
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Commandment 348: A hired worker shall not take more produce than he can eat while working
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Commandment 349: A hired worker shall not eat of the produce while still engaged in the work
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Commandment 351: To help reload an animal that has cast off its load
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Commandment 352: Not to leave a person struggling with a heavy burden without offering help
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Commandment 353: To restore lost property to its rightful owner
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Commandment 354: Not to ignore lost property or pretend not to see it
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Commandment 358: Not to possess inaccurate weights or measures
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Commandment 359: Not to move a neighbor's boundary marker
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Commandment 364: Not to desire another person's property or belongings
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Commandment 388: To adjudicate the case of a man who violates an unbetrothed virgin
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Commandment 390: To execute capital punishment by stoning when prescribed
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Commandment 394: To hang the body of one executed for blasphemy or idolatry
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Commandment 395: To bury the executed person on the same day and not leave the body overnight
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Commandment 396: Not to leave the body of an executed person hanging overnight
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Commandment 397: To designate six cities of refuge for those who kill unintentionally