Deuteronomy
Commandments that cite Deuteronomy, in Maimonidean number order.
Commandments in this list
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Commandment 402: Not to allow dangerous conditions to exist on one's property
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Commandment 403: To build a parapet (safety fence) around the roof of one's house
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Commandment 406: To administer lashes to those convicted of certain transgressions
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Commandment 407: Not to administer more lashes than the prescribed number (forty minus one)
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Commandment 409: Not to accept testimony from a single witness in capital or corporal cases
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Commandment 410: False witnesses shall receive the punishment they sought to inflict on the accused
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Commandment 411: To perform the ritual of breaking the heifer's neck in a case of an unsolved murder
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Commandment 412: Not to cultivate the valley where the heifer's neck was broken
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Commandment 413: To appoint judges and enforcement officers in every city
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Commandment 414: Not to appoint a judge who is not learned in Torah law
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Commandment 421: Not to pervert justice against a stranger or orphan
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Commandment 423: A judge shall not fear any person in rendering judgment
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Commandment 427: To set a king over Israel according to God's choosing
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Commandment 428: Not to appoint a foreigner as king over Israel
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Commandment 429: The king shall not acquire an excessive number of horses
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Commandment 430: The king shall not acquire an excessive number of wives
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Commandment 431: The king shall not amass excessive gold and silver
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Commandment 432: Not to dwell permanently in the land of Egypt
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Commandment 433: To destroy the seven nations of Canaan when making war on them
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Commandment 434: Not to let any of the seven Canaanite nations survive
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Commandment 435: To blot out the memory of Amalek
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Commandment 436: To remember what Amalek did to Israel
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Commandment 437: Not to forget what Amalek did to Israel
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Commandment 438: To offer terms of peace before besieging a city in an optional war