The 613 commandments
The whole Law in Maimonidean number order — each cited and shown as a primary source.
Commandments in this list
Showing 289–312 of 613 commandments · page 13 of 26.
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Commandment 289: Not to prune trees in the seventh year
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Commandment 290: Not to harvest crops in the seventh year in the normal manner
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Commandment 291: Not to harvest fruit from trees in the seventh year in the normal manner
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Commandment 292: To declare all produce of the seventh year ownerless and freely available
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Commandment 293: To count seven sabbatical cycles and sanctify the fiftieth year as the Jubilee
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Commandment 294: To sound the shofar on Yom Kippur of the Jubilee year
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Commandment 295: To release all Hebrew slaves in the Jubilee year
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Commandment 296: To return ancestral landholdings in the Jubilee year
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Commandment 297: To follow the prescribed rules for redemption of houses in walled cities
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Commandment 298: Not to sell land in Israel permanently
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Commandment 299: To provide the Levites with cities to dwell in and open land around them
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Commandment 300: Not to sell the open land around the Levitical cities
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Commandment 301: Not to change the boundaries of the Levitical cities' fields
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Commandment 302: To bring the first fruits (bikkurim) of the seven species 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 304: Not to alter the order of separating tithes; terumah must precede the tithe
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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 311: To redeem the fourth-year fruit crop and bring its value to Jerusalem
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Commandment 312: To leave the corner of one's field unharvested for the poor (peah)