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
Showing 145–168 of 168 commandments · page 7 of 7.
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Commandment 308: Not to eat the second tithe while in a state of mourning
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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 389: To adjudicate cases involving a woman suspected of infidelity (sotah) through the prescribed ritual
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Commandment 483: To deal with a suspected adulteress (sotah) according to the prescribed law
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Commandment 484: Not to put oil on the sotah offering
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Commandment 485: Not to put frankincense on the sotah offering
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Commandment 516: The High Priest shall marry only a virgin
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Commandment 517: The High Priest shall not marry a widow
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Commandment 520: The High Priest shall not have sexual relations with a widow even without marriage
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Commandment 524: The High Priest shall not enter a place where there is a dead body
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Commandment 525: The High Priest shall not become ritually impure from any corpse, even close relatives
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Commandment 528: The Levites shall serve in the Tabernacle and Temple from age twenty-five to fifty
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Commandment 529: A Levite shall not serve in the capacity of another Levite's assigned duty
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Commandment 530: The High Priest shall not defile himself for the dead except in the prescribed manner
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Commandment 555: Not to plant a tree in the Temple courtyard (ashera)
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Commandment 587: To send the ritually impure out of the camp according to their degree of impurity
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Commandment 589: The High Priest shall not leave the sanctuary during the Temple service
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Commandment 591: Not to eat the flesh of the Passover offering raw or boiled in water
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Commandment 605: Not to eat the flesh of a firstborn animal outside Jerusalem
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Commandment 606: The priests shall eat the breast and thigh of the peace offering
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Commandment 607: A ritually impure person shall not eat from any sacred offering
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Commandment 610: Not to appear before God empty-handed on the three pilgrim festivals
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Commandment 611: Not to delay the fulfillment of vows or voluntary offerings beyond three festivals
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Commandment 612: All Israel shall gather together on the Sabbath of the sabbatical year for the public reading of the Torah