Positive commandments
A commandment to do something — a duty the Torah requires.
Commandments in this list
Showing 217–240 of 275 commandments · page 10 of 12.
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Commandment 395: To bury the executed person on the same day and not leave the body overnight
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Commandment 397: To designate six cities of refuge for those who kill unintentionally
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Commandment 403: To build a parapet (safety fence) around the roof of one's house
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Commandment 406: To administer lashes to those convicted of certain transgressions
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Commandment 410: False witnesses shall receive the punishment they sought to inflict on the accused
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Commandment 411: To perform the ritual of breaking the heifer's neck in a case of an unsolved murder
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Commandment 413: To appoint judges and enforcement officers in every city
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Commandment 415: To decide cases based on the majority opinion of the judges
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Commandment 422: To judge righteously and with equity
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Commandment 427: To set a king over Israel according to God's choosing
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Commandment 433: To destroy the seven nations of Canaan when making war on them
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Commandment 435: To blot out the memory of Amalek
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Commandment 436: To remember what Amalek did to Israel
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Commandment 438: To offer terms of peace before besieging a city in an optional war
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Commandment 441: To set aside a place outside the military camp for sanitary needs
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Commandment 442: To keep a paddle or spade among one's weapons for covering waste
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Commandment 443: A priest anointed for war shall address the troops before battle
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Commandment 444: Those newly married, who have planted a vineyard, or built a house are exempt from war in the first year
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Commandment 446: To follow the laws concerning a beautiful captive woman in war
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Commandment 461: To allow a Hebrew bondman to go free after six years of service
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Commandment 467: A Canaanite bondman shall serve permanently unless freed by specific conditions
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Commandment 468: A Hebrew bondwoman betrothed to her master or his son shall follow the prescribed laws
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Commandment 469: To marry according to Torah law through betrothal and marriage
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Commandment 471: A bridegroom shall rejoice with his wife for one year and be exempt from military service