Practiced today
Commandments the catalog records as observable today — after the loss of the Temple and the Sanhedrin. A descriptive filter, not the only question that matters.
Commandments in this list
Showing 169–192 of 315 commandments · page 8 of 14.
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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 355: To conduct buying and selling honestly and fairly
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Commandment 356: Not to cheat or wrong another in business transactions
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Commandment 357: To use honest weights, measures, and balances
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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 360: Not to kidnap a person
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Commandment 361: Not to steal money or property
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Commandment 362: Not to rob another person through force
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Commandment 363: Not to covet another person's possessions
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Commandment 364: Not to desire another person's property or belongings
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Commandment 365: A robber must restore what he has stolen
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Commandment 366: Not to deny having in one's possession something entrusted by another
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Commandment 367: Not to swear falsely regarding another person's property
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Commandment 368: One who swears falsely must pay the principal plus a fifth and bring a guilt offering
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Commandment 369: To adjudicate laws regarding purchasing and acquiring property
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Commandment 370: To adjudicate disputes between a plaintiff and defendant
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Commandment 371: To adjudicate the laws regarding an unpaid guardian
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Commandment 372: To adjudicate the laws regarding a paid guardian or renter
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Commandment 373: To adjudicate the laws regarding a borrower
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Commandment 374: To adjudicate the laws of inheritance and the order of heirs
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Commandment 375: To judge cases of damage caused by property, including livestock