Positive commandments
A commandment to do something — a duty the Torah requires.
Commandments in this list
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Commandment 154: To hear the sound of the shofar on Rosh Hashanah
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Commandment 155: To give half a shekel annually for the upkeep of the Tabernacle and Temple
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Commandment 156: To obey the Sanhedrin and the sages in matters of Torah law
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Commandment 160: To observe the Sabbath day and refrain from work
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Commandment 163: The Sanhedrin shall sanctify the new moon and determine the calendar
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Commandment 170: To sanctify and set apart the tribe of Levi for divine service
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Commandment 173: A ritually impure priest must immerse in a mikveh and wait until evening to resume service
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Commandment 175: The priests shall serve in the Temple in their designated watches
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Commandment 176: The priests shall wash their hands and feet before serving in the Temple
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Commandment 177: To kindle the menorah in the Temple daily
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Commandment 178: The priests shall bless the people of Israel daily
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Commandment 179: To set the showbread and frankincense before God on the Sabbath
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Commandment 180: To burn the incense offering on the golden altar twice daily
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Commandment 181: To keep a perpetual fire burning on the altar
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Commandment 183: The priests shall remove the ashes from the altar daily
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Commandment 188: To carry the Ark on the shoulders of the Levites when transported
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Commandment 190: The High Priest shall wear the eight prescribed garments during service
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Commandment 193: To eat the flesh of the sin offering and guilt offering in the Temple precincts
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Commandment 194: To burn the flesh of consecrated offerings that have become impure
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Commandment 208: To build and maintain the Temple as a sanctuary for God
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Commandment 209: To revere and show awe toward the Temple
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Commandment 210: To guard the Temple at all times by the priests and Levites
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Commandment 214: To construct the altar in its prescribed form
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Commandment 217: To honor and show respect to the priests