Negative commandments
A commandment not to do something — a prohibition.
Commandments in this list
Showing 169–192 of 338 commandments · page 8 of 15.
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Commandment 356: Not to cheat or wrong another in business transactions
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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 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 396: Not to leave the body of an executed person hanging overnight
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Commandment 398: Not to accept a ransom for the life of a murderer who is guilty of a capital crime
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Commandment 399: Not to accept a ransom to exempt an accidental killer from exile to a city of refuge
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Commandment 400: Not to put an innocent person to death on the basis of circumstantial evidence
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Commandment 401: Not to commit murder
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Commandment 402: Not to allow dangerous conditions to exist on one's property
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Commandment 404: Not to place a stumbling block before the blind (or mislead the unaware)
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Commandment 405: Not to stand idly by while another's life is in danger
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Commandment 407: Not to administer more lashes than the prescribed number (forty minus one)
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Commandment 408: Not to bear false witness
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Commandment 409: Not to accept testimony from a single witness in capital or corporal cases
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Commandment 412: Not to cultivate the valley where the heifer's neck was broken
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Commandment 414: Not to appoint a judge who is not learned in Torah law
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Commandment 416: Not to follow the majority to do evil in perverting justice