Positive commandments
A commandment to do something — a duty the Torah requires.
Commandments in this list
Showing 1–24 of 275 commandments · page 1 of 12.
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Commandment 1: To know that God exists as the ultimate and absolute being
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Commandment 3: To acknowledge the unity of God, that He is one and indivisible
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Commandment 4: To love God with all one's heart, soul, and resources
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Commandment 5: To fear God and stand in awe of His authority
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Commandment 6: To sanctify the name of God publicly
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Commandment 9: To listen to and obey the prophet who speaks in God's name
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Commandment 11: To emulate the ways and attributes of God
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Commandment 12: To cleave to those who know and serve God
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Commandment 13: To love fellow Israelites as oneself
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Commandment 14: To love the resident alien and stranger
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Commandment 16: To rebuke a sinner and correct wrongdoing
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Commandment 22: To study Torah and teach it diligently to one's children
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Commandment 23: To bind tefillin on the head as a sign
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Commandment 24: To bind tefillin on the arm as a sign
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Commandment 25: To affix a mezuzah to the doorposts of one's house
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Commandment 26: To assemble the people to hear the Torah every seventh year
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Commandment 27: Each person shall write a Torah scroll for himself
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Commandment 28: The king shall write a second Torah scroll for himself
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Commandment 29: To recite the Shema prayer morning and evening
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Commandment 30: To recite grace after meals when satisfied
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Commandment 31: To make fringes (tzitzit) on the corners of garments
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Commandment 32: To swear by the name of God when taking an oath in truth
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Commandment 36: To fulfill what one has uttered with one's lips as a vow
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Commandment 37: A husband or father may annul the vow of a wife or daughter under specified conditions