Positive commandments
A commandment to do something — a duty the Torah requires.
Commandments in this list
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Commandment 75: To break the neck of the firstborn donkey if it is not redeemed
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Commandment 76: To bring all offerings to the chosen central sanctuary
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Commandment 77: To bring offerings only from outside the land of Israel to the Temple as well
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Commandment 80: To offer the daily burnt offering (tamid) twice each day, morning and evening
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Commandment 81: The High Priest shall offer a meal offering twice daily
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Commandment 82: To offer the additional Sabbath offering (musaf) each week
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Commandment 83: To offer the additional offering at the new moon (Rosh Chodesh)
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Commandment 84: To offer the additional offering on the festival of Passover
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Commandment 85: To offer the meal offering of the omer on the sixteenth of Nisan
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Commandment 86: To offer the additional offering on the festival of Shavuot
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Commandment 87: To bring two loaves of bread as a wave offering on Shavuot
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Commandment 88: To offer the additional offering on Rosh Hashanah
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Commandment 89: To offer the additional offering on Yom Kippur
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Commandment 90: To perform the Yom Kippur service in the prescribed manner
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Commandment 91: To offer the additional offerings during the festival of Sukkot
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Commandment 92: To offer the additional offering on Shemini Atzeret
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Commandment 93: To celebrate three pilgrim festivals each year by appearing at the Temple
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Commandment 94: To appear before God at the Temple on the three pilgrim festivals
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Commandment 95: To rejoice on the pilgrim festivals
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Commandment 96: To slaughter the Passover lamb on the fourteenth of Nisan
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Commandment 97: To eat the roasted flesh of the Passover offering on the night of the fifteenth of Nisan
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Commandment 98: To observe the second Passover on the fourteenth of Iyyar for those who missed the first
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Commandment 99: To eat the second Passover offering with unleavened bread and bitter herbs
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Commandment 100: To sound the trumpets over the offerings and in times of trouble