Requires the Temple
Commandments the catalog records as requiring a standing Temple to perform. A descriptive filter — inoperative is not the same as abolished.
Commandments in this list
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Commandment 98: To observe the second Passover on the fourteenth of Iyyar for those who missed the first
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Commandment 99: To eat the second Passover offering with unleavened bread and bitter herbs
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Commandment 100: To sound the trumpets over the offerings and in times of trouble
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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 107: Not to offer an animal with a temporary blemish
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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
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Commandment 111: To perform the prescribed procedures for the sin offering
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Commandment 112: To perform the prescribed procedures for the guilt offering
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Commandment 113: To perform the prescribed procedures for the peace offering
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Commandment 114: To perform the prescribed procedures for the meal offering
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Commandment 115: Not to eat the flesh of a sin offering prepared within the sanctuary
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Commandment 116: Not to eat sacrificial flesh that was not offered according to prescribed procedure
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Commandment 117: To follow the prescribed procedure when a sacrifice becomes unfit (pigul or notar)
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Commandment 118: Not to eat the flesh of a sacrifice offered with improper intent (pigul)
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Commandment 119: Not to eat sacrificial flesh left beyond its prescribed time (notar)
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Commandment 120: To burn sacrificial flesh that has remained beyond its prescribed time
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Commandment 121: Not to eat sacrificial flesh that has become ritually impure (tamei)