Leviticus
Commandments that cite Leviticus, in Maimonidean number order.
Commandments in this list
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Commandment 61: To offer the peace offering (shelamim) according to its prescribed ritual
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Commandment 62: To offer the sin offering (chatat) according to its prescribed ritual
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Commandment 63: To offer the guilt offering (asham) according to its prescribed ritual
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Commandment 64: To offer the guilt offering of uncertain status (asham talui)
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Commandment 65: To bring a sin offering for certain transgressions when one can afford it, or a lesser offering if poor
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Commandment 67: The man with a seminal emission shall bring an offering after purification
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Commandment 68: The woman with an irregular discharge shall bring an offering after purification
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Commandment 69: The woman after childbirth shall bring an offering
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Commandment 70: The leper shall bring an offering after being declared clean
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Commandment 71: To tithe one's cattle and livestock each year
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Commandment 78: Not to slaughter consecrated animals outside the Temple courtyard
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Commandment 81: The High Priest shall offer a meal offering twice daily
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Commandment 85: To offer the meal offering of the omer on the sixteenth of Nisan
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Commandment 87: To bring two loaves of bread as a wave offering on Shavuot
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Commandment 90: To perform the Yom Kippur service in the prescribed manner
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Commandment 101: A sacrificial animal must be at least eight days old before it is offered
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Commandment 102: All offerings must be without blemish
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Commandment 103: Not to dedicate a blemished animal for the altar
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Commandment 104: Not to slaughter a blemished animal as a sacrifice
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Commandment 105: Not to sprinkle the blood of a blemished animal on the altar
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Commandment 106: Not to burn the fat portions of a blemished animal on the altar
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Commandment 108: Not to accept a blemished animal from a gentile for sacrifice
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Commandment 109: Not to inflict a blemish on a consecrated animal
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Commandment 110: To perform the prescribed procedures for the burnt offering