Positive commandments
A commandment to do something — a duty the Torah requires.
Commandments in this list
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Commandment 101: A sacrificial animal must be at least eight days old before it is offered
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Commandment 102: All offerings must be without blemish
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Commandment 110: To perform the prescribed procedures for the burnt offering
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Commandment 111: To perform the prescribed procedures for the sin offering
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Commandment 112: To perform the prescribed procedures for the guilt offering
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Commandment 113: To perform the prescribed procedures for the peace offering
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Commandment 114: To perform the prescribed procedures for the meal offering
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Commandment 117: To follow the prescribed procedure when a sacrifice becomes unfit (pigul or notar)
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Commandment 120: To burn sacrificial flesh that has remained beyond its prescribed time
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Commandment 122: To burn sacrificial flesh that has become ritually impure
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Commandment 135: To eat unleavened bread (matzah) on the first night of Passover
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Commandment 139: To remove all leaven from one's possession before the fourteenth of Nisan
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Commandment 140: To relate the story of the Exodus on the first night of Passover
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Commandment 141: To rest on the first day of Passover
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Commandment 142: To rest on the seventh day of Passover
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Commandment 143: To count forty-nine days from the offering of the omer to Shavuot
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Commandment 144: To rest on the festival of Shavuot
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Commandment 145: To rest on Rosh Hashanah
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Commandment 146: To afflict oneself (fast) on Yom Kippur
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Commandment 147: To rest from work on Yom Kippur
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Commandment 150: To rest on the first day of Sukkot
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Commandment 151: To rest on Shemini Atzeret
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Commandment 152: To dwell in a sukkah (booth) for seven days during Sukkot
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Commandment 153: To take the four species (lulav, etrog, myrtle, and willow) on Sukkot