Positive commandments
A commandment to do something — a duty the Torah requires.
Commandments in this list
Showing 145–168 of 275 commandments · page 7 of 12.
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Commandment 246: To examine the signs in locusts to determine which species are permitted
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Commandment 247: To examine the signs in fish to determine which are permitted
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Commandment 261: To cover the blood of a slaughtered wild animal or bird with earth
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Commandment 266: To slaughter animals and birds according to the prescribed method (shechitah)
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Commandment 268: To send away the mother bird before taking the young or the eggs
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Commandment 278: To eat food in a state of ritual purity when required
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Commandment 279: To set apart terumah (the priest's portion) from one's produce
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Commandment 280: To set apart the first tithe (maaser rishon) for the Levites
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Commandment 281: To set apart the second tithe (maaser sheni) and eat it in Jerusalem
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Commandment 282: The Levites shall set apart a tenth of their tithe for the priests (terumat maaser)
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Commandment 283: To set apart the tithe for the poor (maaser ani) in the third and sixth years
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Commandment 284: To recite the declaration when bringing the tithes to the sanctuary
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Commandment 285: To recite the declaration over the first fruits brought to the Temple
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Commandment 286: To set apart challah (a portion of dough) for the priest
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Commandment 287: To let the land rest and lie fallow in the seventh (sabbatical) year
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Commandment 292: To declare all produce of the seventh year ownerless and freely available
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Commandment 293: To count seven sabbatical cycles and sanctify the fiftieth year as the Jubilee
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Commandment 294: To sound the shofar on Yom Kippur of the Jubilee year
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Commandment 295: To release all Hebrew slaves in the Jubilee year
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Commandment 296: To return ancestral landholdings in the Jubilee year
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Commandment 297: To follow the prescribed rules for redemption of houses in walled cities
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Commandment 299: To provide the Levites with cities to dwell in and open land around them
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Commandment 302: To bring the first fruits (bikkurim) of the seven species to the Temple
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Commandment 303: To set apart the great terumah from one's produce for the priests