Leviticus
Commandments that cite Leviticus, in Maimonidean number order.
Commandments in this list
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Commandment 166: Not to do any work on the festival of Shavuot
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Commandment 167: Not to do any work on Rosh Hashanah
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Commandment 168: Not to do any work on the first day of Sukkot
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Commandment 169: Not to do any work on Shemini Atzeret
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Commandment 172: A ritually impure priest shall not serve in the Temple
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Commandment 173: A ritually impure priest must immerse in a mikveh and wait until evening to resume service
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Commandment 181: To keep a perpetual fire burning on the altar
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Commandment 182: Not to extinguish the fire on the altar
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Commandment 183: The priests shall remove the ashes from the altar daily
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Commandment 194: To burn the flesh of consecrated offerings that have become impure
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Commandment 195: A blemished priest shall not enter the Temple from the altar inward
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Commandment 196: A blemished priest shall not serve in the Temple
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Commandment 197: A priest with a temporary blemish shall not serve until the blemish heals
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Commandment 199: Not to enter the Temple or approach the altar while intoxicated
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Commandment 200: A non-priest shall not eat the most holy offerings
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Commandment 201: A tenant or hired servant of a priest shall not eat terumah
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Commandment 203: An impure priest shall not eat terumah
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Commandment 204: A daughter of a priest married to a non-priest shall not eat terumah
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Commandment 205: Not to eat the meal offering of a priest; it shall be wholly burned
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Commandment 206: Not to eat the flesh of sin offerings whose blood is brought inside the sanctuary
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Commandment 209: To revere and show awe toward the Temple
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Commandment 217: To honor and show respect to the priests
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Commandment 222: One who becomes ritually impure must immerse in a mikveh
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Commandment 223: A person afflicted with tzaraat (leprosy) shall follow the prescribed purification ritual