Negative commandments
A commandment not to do something — a prohibition.
Commandments in this list
Showing 49–72 of 338 commandments · page 3 of 15.
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Commandment 131: Not to allow a resident alien or hired servant to eat the Passover offering
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Commandment 132: Not to allow an uncircumcised person to eat the Passover offering
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Commandment 133: Not to eat leaven from the afternoon of the fourteenth of Nisan onward
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Commandment 134: Not to eat anything leavened during Passover
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Commandment 136: Not to eat any mixture containing leaven during Passover
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Commandment 137: No leaven shall be seen in one's possession during Passover
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Commandment 138: No leaven shall be found in one's possession during Passover
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Commandment 148: Not to do any work on Yom Kippur
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Commandment 149: Not to eat or drink on Yom Kippur
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Commandment 157: Not to deviate from the ruling of the Sanhedrin
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Commandment 158: Not to add to the commandments of the Torah
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Commandment 159: Not to subtract from the commandments of the Torah
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Commandment 161: Not to do any manner of work on the Sabbath
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Commandment 162: Not to walk beyond the prescribed Sabbath limits
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Commandment 164: Not to do any work on the first day of Passover
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Commandment 165: Not to do any work on the seventh day of Passover
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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 171: The Levites shall not perform priestly duties and the priests shall not perform Levitical duties
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Commandment 172: A ritually impure priest shall not serve in the Temple
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Commandment 174: A non-priest shall not serve in the Temple
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Commandment 182: Not to extinguish the fire on the altar