Positive commandments
A commandment to do something — a duty the Torah requires.
Commandments in this list
Showing 265–275 of 275 commandments · page 12 of 12.
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Commandment 595: To devote the property of one who is under the ban (cherem) as prescribed
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Commandment 598: To judge in matters of property damage caused by one's animal or property
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Commandment 599: To judge the case of the thief who must pay double, four-fold, or five-fold
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Commandment 600: To judge cases of personal injury and assign the five types of compensation
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Commandment 601: Not to eat the produce of the fourth year without redeeming it
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Commandment 604: To perform the prescribed ritual for purifying a house afflicted with tzaraat
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Commandment 606: The priests shall eat the breast and thigh of the peace offering
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Commandment 608: To adjudicate disputes concerning loans and deposits
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Commandment 609: To treat Hebrew bondmen according to the prescribed laws
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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
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Commandment 613: To write a Torah scroll and keep it as a testimony