Did Yahusha abolish the Law and the 613

original commandments or fulfill them?

When reading and understanding the Torah which are Yahuah's (God's) teaching," "doctrine,"
or "instructions which in it's narrow sense are called the Laws of Moses which are found in the
first five books of the old testaent or The Tanakh! Genesis, "#odus, Leviticus, $ubers and
%euterono& , but in it's broad sense enco'asses the entire word of Y(W( fro Genesis to
)evelation as his (ol& teaching," "doctrine," or "instruction to all 'eo'le that believe and trust
in Yahusha as their Messiah and savior*
We ust look at the word of Y(W( not through the western world view of the +hristian
church of toda&, but through the e&es of the (ebrew writers of these scri'tures, which were
,ewish 'eo'le fro the iddle east, so their view would be different then our western views of
toda&*
(Jeremiah) 31:31-33
-. /0ehold, the da&s coe,1 sa&s Yahuah, /that 2 will ake a new covenant with the house of
2srael, and with the house of ,udah3
-4 not according to the covenant that 2 ade with their fathers in the da& that 2 took the b&
the hand to bring the out of the land of "g&'t3 which M& covenant the& broke, although 2 was
a husband to the,1 sa&s Yahuah*
-- /0ut this is the covenant that 2 will ake with the house of 2srael after those da&s,1 sa&s
Yahuah3 /2 will 'ut M& Torah in their inward 'arts, and in their heart will 2 write it3 and 2 will
be their "lohi, and the& shall be M& 'eo'le*1
(Hebrews) 8:10
/5or this is the covenant that 2 will ake with the house of 2srael after those da&s,1 sa&s
Yahuah3 /2 will 'ut M& Torah into their ind, and on their heart also will 2 write the3 and 2
will be to the "lohi (God), and the& shall be to Me a 'eo'le*1
(Matthew) 5:17-18
.6 /%o not think that 2 cae to destro& the Torah or the 'ro'hets3 2 did not coe to destro&, but
to verif& (5ulfill)* .7 5or veril& 2 sa& unto &ou, 2 sa& to &ou, till heaven and earth 'ass awa&,
not one 8ot or one tittle shall 'ass awa& fro the Torah, till all things be acco'lished*1
Matthew 19:17 9o (e said to hi, /Wh& do &ou call Me good: $o one is good but ;ne, that
is, Yahuah* 0ut if &ou want to enter into life, kee' the coandents*118 (e said to (i,
/Which ones:1Yahusha said, /You shall not urder,< =You shall not coit adulter&,< =You
shall not steal,< =You shall not bear false witness,<19=(onor &our father and &our other,
and,=You shall love &our neighbor as &ourself*<
Yahusha 'lainl& taught that kee'ing (is .> coandents teaches us to love our neighbor,
and if our neighbor is our ene&, we are still to love hi and do good to hi, and if he has a
serious huan need, we do need to hel' hi, if it is in our 'ower to do so* +onsider what
Yahuah sa&s in his .> coandents? The @th coandent sa&s, that we are not to (kill)
urder, and not to even get angr& with our neighbor without good cause* The 6th
coandent sa&s, that we are not to coit adulter&, not even to lust after our neighbor's
wife, or another woan* The 7th coandent sa&s, that we are not to steal, or lust for our
neighbor's goods* The Ath coandent sa&s, that we are not to s'eak evil, lie, or falsel&
accuse our neighbor* The .>th coandent sa&s, that we are not to lust after an&thing that is
our neighbor's, or after an&thing that Yahuah coands as being unlawful*
When a believer does not coit an& of these coandent transgressions against his
neighbor, and is convinced in his heart that this is 'leasing and showing love to Yahuah, then
b& this e#a'le of kee'ing Yahuah's coandents, he is e#ercising and bearing the fruit of
love to his neighbor* (e will hel' his neighbor in an& wa& he can, and through his loving
obedience, will desire the best for his neighbor in his arriage, and would not do an&thing, that
would in an& wa& daage, or destro&, or cause hurt and 'ain, to that arriage and fail&* (e
desires that his neighbor will becoe 'ros'erous, and has a good life, and would never think of
taking an&thing awa& fro his 'ros'erit&, or be 8ealous, or envious of hi, or his life, but
would encourage hi in his life, and will do, what he can do, to have a good relationshi' with
his neighbor*
What about the other laws given to Moses 'ertaining to cleanliness, clean and unclean eats,
eating of blood, and the eating of the fat of anials: Bre these laws are to be ke't: Bll of these
laws show and e#'ress love to Yahuah b& a 'erson showing love to one's self, and others, and
ust be obe&ed* Yahuah desires (is 'eo'le to be clean and to observe (is laws regarding
cleanliness, and good health, in order to be free fro disease and illness* Whenever there are
unsanitar& conditions 'ertaining to a 'erson and his surroundings, this is 'roviding conditions
to invite disease and illness u'on his bod& and can effect others* Yahuah has 'lainl&
coanded (is 'eo'le not to eat unclean anials, fish, or fowl, because the& are unclean to
one's bod&, and will eventuall& bring illness* The sae is true with eating blood or taking blood
into the bod&, as in transfusions and eating of anial fat* These things are unclean, and will
cause disease and trouble in the bod& at soe tie, and will shorten one's life* The bod& of a
believer, is the te'le of Yahuah's )uach ha Codesh and it is love to Yahuah and to one's self
to kee' it clean, health& and alert* These are coands, or laws that e#'ress love to self and to
others* 2f the& are not ke't, then this transgresses Yahuah's .>th coandent, b& lusting, or
desiring unlawful things, that are 'lainl& against Yahuah's law and would be sin*
Sin is the breaking of ah!ah ("o#$s) wor#% the breaking of His &omman#ment' (n or#er
not to sin against ah!ah% we m!st a))ow ah!ah to write e*er+ sing)e &omman#ment of
His !,on o!r heart b+ gi*ing !s his -!a&h ha .o#esh to &on*i&t !s an# bring !s to
re,entan&e for forgi*eness'
Dlease note that this new covenant, which is better understood as a /renewed covenant,1 is
dealing with the sae e#act Torah as before* The a8or difference is that the first covenant was
written u'on tablets of stone and u'on scrolls* 2n the new one, those sae coandents shall
be written u'on the hearts and u'on the inward 'arts of (is 'eo'le* 2f it is not written u'on
one<s inward 'arts b& the 'resence of the )uach ha Codesh, then such a 'erson is not a 'art of
(is 'eo'le.
ah!ah wasn$t /&!rsing/ man when He ga*e man r!)es to )i*e b+0 (;ur Y(W( doesn't do
an&thing without good reason E and, as a atter of fact, (e didn't nuber those "@.-"
coandents hiself3 MB$ did?) These coandents taught an right fro wrong and
how to obe& Yahuah and worshi' (i 'ro'erl&* Most of the "@.-" coands were for the
'riests of that da&3 soe were onl& for en3 soe onl& for woen (i*e*, to slee' outside the
ca' whenever the& had their 'eriods E which ade sense, since in those da&s woen had no
wa& to kee' clean during their enstrual c&cle)*
The ain ones that were eant for everyone, were the ones Yahuah eventuall& consolidated
into the Ten +oandents E which all 'ointed back to the Torah* Yet, an& +hristians toda&
believe the& onl& have to bother with TW; +oandents (love God and love &our neighbor
as &ourself) without ever connecting the fact that those two "hang" on Torah?
Matthew 22: 36. "Teacher, which +oandent in Torah is the greatest:" -6* Bnd Yahusha
said to hi, that "You should love Y(W( (Yahuah) &our "lohi with all &our heart and with
all &our soul and with all &our ight and with all &our ind*" -7* This is the first and the
greatest +oandent* -A* Bnd the second is like it* That "You should love &our neighbor as
&ourself*" F>* 1n these two &omman#ments hang 2orah an# the ,ro,hets'
3ote% the+ H43" on 2orah' 2t doesn't sa& the& )"DLB+"% the Torah? Most +hristians don't
ind adhering to the Ten +oandents (even though the& don't bother to kee' even the
5ourth +oandent concerning the seventhEda& 9abbath) which are 'art of Torah, as well*
Man has alwa&s liked to "'ick and choose" when it coes to Y(W('s Word, but it's tie to
realiGe that seventhEda& 9abbath coand, along with (is seven 9cri'tural feasts
were 3565- abolished on the cross, or an&where else? There were 'arts of Torah that Y(W(
said would endure 5;)"H") and the 9eventh %a& 9abbath and the 9cri'tural 5easts are
aong the****
7 2imoth+ 3: 18' Bll 9cri'ture that was written b& the 9'irit is 'rofitable for instruction and for
decisive refutation, and for correction, and for dee' e#tensive learning in righteousness3 .6*
that the an of "lohi a& becoe 'erfect and co'lete for ever& good work*
Man+ 9hristians% in or#er to show 2orah obser*ant be)ie*ers the /error of their wa+s," gleefull&
and with undertones of sarcas bring u' the fact that "no one can kee' those old @.- coandents*"
5act is, hardl& an& of these +hristians realiGe what the @.- coandents were, in the first 'lace, nor
that no one (including Yahusha) has ever ke't the all E because ost were for the 'riests3 soe were
onl& for en while others onl& for woen3 soe were onl& for a certain 'oint in tie3 soe for
$aGirite vows, and 4>>I related to the Te'le which is not standing?
2he+ a)so #on$t rea)i:e that the 813 Mitzvot (+oandents) were ore of a anEade tradition
rather than an actual nuber of coandents sent down b& Y(W( (Yahuah)* The idea originated in
the Talud which sa&s there are both "'ositive" and "negative" itGvot (do's and don'ts) which can be
divided into -@J $egative MitGvot (to reind us not to do bad things ever& da& of the &ear) 'lus 4F7
Dositive MitGvot (the nuber of bones in the huan bod& E for a total of @.-* 2n this wa&, we are able
to obe& the itGvot with our entire bod& ever& da& of the &ear*
9iilarl&, the tzit-tzit (knotted fringes) of the tallit ('ra&er shawl) are also connected to the @.-
coandents* Torah coentator )ashi declared that the nuber of knots on a tzit-tzit (in its
Mishnaic s'elling) has the value of @>>* When doubled over, each tassel has eight threads and five sets
of knots, which totals .- E for a grand total of @.-* This conce't reinds tallit wearers of all Torah
coandents*
The above wa& of t&ing the knots is done b& the BshkenaGi ,ews, whereas the 9e'hardic ,ews tie the
knots in a wa& that causes the to s'ell out the $ae of Yahuah* "ach letter of the (ebrew al'habet
has a nuerical value3 conseKuentl&, the knots of the tzit-tzit on the four corners of a tallit s'ell out the
nae of Y(W(LYahuah * When Yahusha returns as "Cing of Cings, and Lord of Lords" ()ev* .A!..E
.-,.@), the tzit-tzits of (is tallit will fall E where else, but across his thighs when (e returns to earth
ato' a white horse****
The world needs to be ade aware of the fact that, while Yahuah gave us an& coands to follow,
including the Ten +oandents, (e did NOT "do awa& with Torah" ((is %ivine 2nstructions in
)ighteousness found in the first five 0ooks of the 0ible without which an would have NO blue'rint
for oral, hol& living)* Yahusha atte'ted to abolish the rabbinical, anEade "stuff" E the o'inions
and traditions that ke't 'eo'le in bondage* $either (e nor (is a'ostles ever s'oke against Torah nor
suggested that after Yahusha's death Torah was to becoe null and void? (That is a strictl& +hristian
conce't which cannot be verified in the 9cri'tures?) Daul (u'on whose uchEisunderstood writings
+hristianit& has based its entire theolog&) verified this when he said! ;o we then n!))if+ the <aw
thro!gh faith= Ma+ it ne*er be0 1n the &ontrar+% we estab)ish the <aw. (-omans 3:31)
>here #oes one fin# those origina) 813 &omman#ments= The& coe straight fro the Torah*
You can see the s'rinkled throughout the Torah in 'laces such as Gen 4@!4EJ3 "# .J!4JE463 "#
.@3 "# 4>!@3 Lev 44, 4@, 463 $u .J, -@3 %eut F, J, @, 6, 7, .>, .., .-, 4@, 46, 47, ->, -.* There
are ore, but &ou get the 'icture! Yahuah was ver& adaant about 'eo'le following all (is
teachings and coandents*
>h+ is it im,ortant for !s to know abo!t H>H$s origina) &omman#ments= "ver&thing
Yahuah tells us to do is i'ortant and we are required to follow (is orders* ;bviousl&, soe of
the original coands cannot be followed toda& because the& were dealing with the king, the
Te'le, the 'riesthood, or living in the Land3 soe 'ertained to the rabbis, soe onl& to en,
and soe onl& to woen*
(owever, Yahuah's "forever" coands (seventh da& 9abbath, 0iblical 5easts, etc) still stand,
and +hristians, as 'art of 2srael through the blood of Messiah, MM9T do "e#actl& as the ,ews"!
3!mbers 15: 13 "'"ver&one who is nativeEborn ust do these things in this wa& when he brings
an offering ade b& fire as an aroa 'leasing to Y(W( (Yahuah)* .F 5or the generations to
coe, whenever an alien or an&one else living aong &ou 'resents an offering ade b& fire as an
aroa 'leasing to Y(W(, he ust do e#actl& as &ou do* .J The counit& is to have the sae
rules for &ou and for the alien living aong &ou3 this is a lasting ordinance for the generations to
coe* o! an# the a)ien sha)) be the same before H>H: 18 2he same )aws an# reg!)ations
wi)) a,,)+ both to +o! an# to the a)ien )i*ing among +o!'$/
9oe insist that "Torah was onl& for the ,ews", but as we can see fro the above, that is not true*
The "foreigners" include ever&one who has chosen to believe in Yahusha? 9cri'ture tells us
Yahuah is the sae &esterda&, toda& and forever (Hebrews 13:8)3 that Yahusha is YahuahE
+oeEinEtheE5lesh3 and that (e and (is disci'les were all Torah observant, seventh da& 9abbath
and 5eastEkee'ing, kosher ,ews* 9cri'ture also tells us that (is original followers in the 5irst
+entur& (before +atholicis cae to 'ervert the Word), were all Torah observant, as well* 9o
what su''osedl& ha''ened to change that: The answer is! Man's opinions got in the wa&****
Jeremiah 31:37 tells us that Yahuah ade (is "new covenant" with the (ouse of 2srael and
with the (ouse of ,udah3 (e did not ake a "new covenant" with the Gentiles because (e did
not have an "old covenant" with the Gentiles* (e did, however, e#tend (is grace and erc& to
the believing Gentiles who, as believers in Yahusha autoaticall& becoe 'art of "2srael"? Bnd
Yahuah told 2srael!
/( gi*e +o! goo# instr!&tion: ;o not forsake m+ 2orah/ (?ro*erbs @:7)*
1ka+% so how #i# the /3ew 9o*enant/ &hange the wa+ we were to worshi,= <et$s &he&k it
o!t:
4)tho!gh the 91653432 &hange#% the fo))owing #i# not:
Torah
Y(W('s 'rovisions
The 'enalt& for disobedience
Y(W('s 'roises
?sa)m 119: 7A Your word continues forever, Y(W(, firl& fi#ed in heaven3 A> &our
faithfulness though all generations3 &ou established the earth, and it stands, A. Yes, it stands
toda&, in kee'ing with &our rulings3 for all things are &our servants*
So% what H4S &hange#=
2he Stewar#: Yahusha is now the steward, releasing Moses of that res'onsibilit&, and thereb&
fulfilling the 'ro'hec& of ;e!teronom+ 18!
;e!teronom+ 18: .7 "2 will raise u' for the a 'ro'het like &ou fro aong their kinsen3 2
will 'ut & words in his outh, and he will tell the ever&thing 2 order hi* .A Whoever doesn't
listen to & words, which he will s'eak in & nae, will have to account for hiself to e*
2he 2orah written on o!r hearts: The Torah is 'resented and anaged (not re'laced E Yahuah
never said (e was re'lacing Torah?) under a new covenant which is written on our hearts via the
-!a&h ha .o#esh% whi&h f!)fi))s the ,ro,he&+ of ,ereiah -.!
Jeremiah 31: -4 "5or this is the covenant 2 will ake with the house of 2sra'el after those da&s,"
sa&s Yahuah* "2 will 'ut & Torah within the and write it on their hearts3 2 will be their "lohi,
and the& will be & 'eo'le*"
Dlease note that "Torah written on our hearts" eans we are willing to follow Yahuah's
instruction and learn and obe& Torah3 not that we are born with an innate knowledge about (is
teachings and coands which we can ignore at will?
2he ,riest: 2nstead of an Baronic high 'riest, the high 'riest is one "after the order of
MelchiGedek"E Yahusha our Messiah3 which fulfills the 'ro'hec& of ?sa)m 110 in which Cing
%avid wrote!
?sa)ms 110: . Yahuah sa&s to & Lord, "9it at & right hand, until 2 ake &our eneies &our
footstool*" 4 Yahuah will send &our 'owerful sce'ter out fro TGi&on, so that &ou will rule over
&our eneies around &ou* - ;n the da& &our forces obiliGe, &our 'eo'le willingl& offer
theselves in hol& s'lendors fro the wob of the dawn3 the dew of &our &outh is &ours* F
Yahuah has sworn it, and he will never retract E "You are a cohen forever, to be co'ared with
MalkiETGedek*"
2he sa&rifi&e: 2nnocent anials were sacrificed under the Mosaic covenant* 0ut, under the new
covenant, Yahusha (iself is the 9acrifice, thus fulfilling the foreshadowing of Dsal F>, which
relates to anial sacrifice!
?sa)m @0: 6 9acrifices and grain offerings &ou don't want3 burnt offerings and sin offerings &ou
don't deand* 2nstead, &ou have given e o'en ears3 7 so then 2 said, "(ere 2 a? 2' coing? 2n
the scroll of a book it is written about e* A %oing &our will, & "lohi, is & 8o&3 &our Torah
is in & inost being*
We need to reeber, as Daul said, Yahusha was our final 92$ offering, and the onl& wa& to
obtain eternal life is to believe in (is shed blood on the tree* When Torah observant believers talk
about "walking in Torah" and kee'ing the feasts, however, 'eo'le 8u' to conclusions and
accuse of us doing it in order to receive eternal life3 this is absolutel& not true* Man is not "saved"
b& works? We ust kee' Torah because Yahuah coanded it3 and because we want to (once it
is written on our hearts)3 and because Yahuah never "did awa& with" (is original divine teaching
and instruction?
Matthew 5: .6 "%on't think that 2 have coe to abolish the Torah or the Dro'hets* 2 have coe
not to abolish but to co'lete* .7 Yes indeed? 2 tell &ou that until heaven and earth 'ass awa&,
not so uch as a &ud or a stroke will 'ass fro the Torah E not until ever&thing that ust ha''en
has ha''ened* .A 9o whoever disobe&s the least of these itGvot and teaches others to do so will
be called the least in the Cingdo of (eaven* 0ut whoever obe&s the and so teaches will be
called great in the Cingdo of (eaven* 4> 5or 2 tell &ou that unless &our righteousness is far
greater than that of the TorahEteachers and D'rushi, &ou will certainl& not enter the Cingdo of
(eaven?"
?sa)m 89:33 0ut 2 won't withdraw & grace fro hi or be false to & faithfulness* -F 2 will
not 'rofane & covenant or change what & li's have s'oken* -J 2 have sworn b& & holiness
once and for all3 2 will not lie to %avid***
John 1@:15 2f &ou love e, &ou will kee' M& +oands3
John 1@:71 Whoever has & coands and kee's the is the one who loves e, and the one
who loves e will be loved b& & 5ather, and 2 will love hi and reveal &self to hi*"
Jeremiah 31:33 "5or this is the covenant 2 will ake with the house of 2sra'el after those da&s,"
sa&s Yahuah! "2 will 'ut & Torah within the and write it on their hearts3 2 will be their "lohi,
and the& will be & 'eo'le*
5:ekie) 11: 19-71 "*** 2 will 'ut a $ew 9'irit in the *** 2 will give the a heart of flesh, so that
the& will kee' M& Laws and res'ect M& ;bservances and 'ut the into 'ractice* Then shall the&
be M& Deo'le ***"
Matthew 5:17 "2 tell &ou solenl&, till heaven and earth disa''ear, not one little stroke shall
disa''ear fro the Law until its 'ur'ose is achieved****
Let's also reeber -omans 3:31 which sa&s! "%o we then nullif& the Law through faith: Ma&
it never be? ;n the contrar&, we establish the Law****"
B good Kuestion for a doubter to ask hiself is! Bre there ANY 'assages in the ";ld Testaent"
or in the $ew +ovenant that suggest Messiah would bring with (i a new religion: (e fulfilled
Yahuah's "$ew +ovenant" that would ensure eternal life for those who believed that Yahusha
was the final 9in offering, but NOTHING suggested a new "religion" or the instructions to
ignore Yahuah's original 5;)"H") covenant?
2he bottom )ine is: Yahusha's arrival, and ultiate death on the cross did $;T abolish Torah?
(e said so, (iself* (e ke't the feasts3 (e ate onl& kosher foods3 (e worshi'ed and taught in
s&nagogues* "ver&thing (e did was co'letel& and thoroughl& ,ewish and e#actl& according to
9cri'ture E and (e instructed (is disci'les to do the sae*
So% what eAa&t)+ were the origina) 813 &omman#ments= Yahuah gave us 4F7 'ositive
MitGvotL+oandents ("the %o's"), and -@J negative ones ("the %on'ts")* The& are as follows!
The 2! "ositive Mit#vot$%o&&and&ents: "The 'o(s"
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D . "#odus 4>!4 E To believe in Yahuah
D 4 %euterono& @!F ETo acknowledge the Mnit& of Yahuah
D - %euterono& @!J E To love Yahuah
D F %euterono& @!.- E To fear Yahuah
D J "#odus4-!4J3 %euterono&..!.-3 .-!J E To serve Yahuah
D @ %euterono&.>!4> E To cleave to Yahuah
D 6 %euterono&.>!4> E ;n taking an oath b& Yahuah's $ae
D 7 %euterono& 47!A E ;n walking in Yahuah's wa&s
D A Leviticus44!-4 E ;n 9anctif&ing Yahuah's $ae
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D .> %euterono& @!6 E ;n reciting the 9h'a each orning and evening
D .. %euterono& @!6 E ;n stud&ing and teaching Torah
D .4 %euterono& @!7 E ;n binding Tefillin on the head
D .- %euterono& @!7 E ;n binding Tefillin on the hand
D .F $ubers.J!-7 E ;n aking TGitGit with thread of blue, garents corners
D .J %euterono& @!A E ;n affi#ing a MeGuGah to door'osts and gates
D .@ %euterono&-.!.4 E ;n Bssebling each 6th &ear to hear the Torah read
D .6 %euterono&.6!.7 E ;n that a king ust write a co'& of Torah for hiself
D .7 %euterono&-.!.A E ;n that ever&one should have a Torah scroll
D .A %euterono& 7!.> E ;n 'raising Yahuah after eating, Grace after eals
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D 4> "#odus 4J!7 E ;n building a 9anctuar&L(TabernacleLTe'le) for Yahuah
D 4. Leviticus.A!-> E ;n res'ecting the 9anctuar&
D 44 $ubers .7!F E ;n guarding the 9anctuar&
D 4- $ubers.7!4- E ;n Levitical services in the Tabernacle
D 4F "#odus->!.A E ;n +ohani washing hands N feet before entering Te'le
D 4J "#odus46!4. E ;n kindling the Menorah b& the +ohani
D 4@ $ubers @!4- E ;n the +ohani blessing 2srael
D 46 "#odus4J!-> E ;n the 9howbread before the Brk
D 47 "#odus ->!6 E ;n 0urning the 2ncense on the Golden Bltar twice dail&
D 4A Leviticus @!@ E ;n the 'er'etual fire on the Bltar
D -> Leviticus @!- E ;n reoving the ashes fro the Bltar
D -. $ubers J!4 E ;n reoving unclean 'ersons fro the ca'
D -4 Leviticus 4.!7 E ;n honoring the +ohani
D -- "#odus 47!4 E ;n the garents of the +ohani
D -F $ubers 6!A E ;n +ohani bearing the Brk on their shoulders
D -J "#odus->!-. E ;n the hol& anointing oil
D -@ %euterono&.7!@E7 E ;n the +ohani inistering in rotationLwatches
D -6 Leviticus4.!4E- E ;n the +ohani being defiled for dead relatives
D -7 Leviticus4.!.- E ;n that +ohen haGadol a& onl& arr& a virgin
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D -A $ubers47!- E ;n the twice %ail& 0urnt, taid, offerings
D F> Leviticus@!.- E ;n +ohen haGadol's twice dail& eal offering
D F. $ubers47!A E ;n the 9habbat additional, usaf, offering
D F4 $ubers47!.. E ;n the $ew Moon, )osh +hodesh, additional offering
D F- Leviticus4-!-@ E ;n the Desach additional offering
D FF Leviticus4-!.> E ;n the second da& of Desach eal offering of the ;er
D FJ $ubers47!4@ E ;n the 9havuot additional, usaf, offering
D F@ Leviticus4-!.6 E ;n the Two Loaves of bread Wave offering on 9havuot
D F6 $ubers4A!.E4 E ;n the )osh (a9hannah additional offering
D F7 $ubers4A!6E7 E ;n the Yo Ci''ur additional offering
D FA Leviticus.@ E ;n the service of Yo Ci''ur, Bvodah
D J> $ubers4A!.- E ;n the 9ukkot, usaf, offerings
D J. $ubers4A!-@ E ;n the 9heini BtGeret additional offering
D J4 "#odus4-!.F E ;n the three annual 5estival 'ilgriages to the Te'le
D J- "#odus-F!4-3 E ;n a''earing before Yahuah during the 5estivals (%euterono& .@!.@)
D JF %euterono&.@!.F E ;n re8oicing on the 5estivals
D JJ "#odus.4!@ E ;n the .Fth of $isan slaughtering the Desach lab
D J@ "#odus.4!7 E ;n eating the roasted Desach lab night of $isan .J
D J6 $ubersA!.. E ;n slaughtering the Desach 9heini, 2&&ar .F, offering
D J7 $ubersA!..3 E ;n eating the Desach 9heini lab with MatGah and Maror
D JA $ubers.>!AE.> E Tru'ets for 5east sacrifices brought N for tribulation
D @> Leviticus44!46 E ;n iniu age of cattle to be offered
D @. Leviticus44!4. ;n offering onl& unbleished sacrifices
D @4 Leviticus4!.- ;n bringing salt with ever& offering
D @- Leviticus.!4 ;n the 0urntE;ffering
D @F Leviticus@!.7 ;n the 9inE;ffering
D @J Leviticus6!. ;n the GuiltE;ffering
D @@ Leviticus-!. ;n the DeaceE;ffering
D @6 Leviticus4!.3 ;n the MealE;ffering
D @7 LeviticusF!.- ;n offerings for a +ourt (9anhedrin) that has erred
D @A LeviticusF!46 5i#ed 9inE;ffering, b& one unknowingl& breaking a karet
D 6> LeviticusJ!.6 9us'ensive GuiltE;ffering if doubt of breaking a karet
D 6. LeviticusJ!.J3 Mnconditional GuiltE;ffering, for stealing, etc*
D 64 LeviticusJ!.E.. ;ffering higher or lower value, according to ones eans
D 6- $ubersJ!@E6 To confess one's sins before Yahuah and re'ent fro the
D 6F Leviticus.J!.- ;n offering brought b& a Gav (an with a discharge)
D 6J Leviticus.J!47 ;ffering brought b& a Gavah (woan with a discharge)
D 6@ Leviticus.4!@ ;n offering brought b& a woan after childbirth
D 66 Leviticus.F!.> ;n offering brought b& a le'er after being cleansed
D 67 Leviticus46!-4 ;n the Tithe of one's cattle
D 6A "#odus.-!4 9acrificing the 5irstEborn of clean ('eritted) cattle
D 7> "#odus44!473 ;n )edeeing the 5irstEborn of an, Did&on haEben
D 7. "#odus-F!4> ;n )edeeing the firstling of an ass, if not***
D 74 "#odus.-!.- ***breaking the neck of the firstling of an ass
D 7- %euterono&.4!JE@ ;n bringing due offerings to ,erusale without dela&
D 7F %euterono&.4!.F Bll offerings ust be brought onl& to the 9anctuar&
D 7J %euterono&.4!-@ ;n offerings due fro outside 2srael to the 9anctuar&
D 7@ %euterono&.4!.J ;n )edeeing bleished sanctified anial offerings
D 76 Leviticus46!-- ;n the holiness of substituted anial offerings
D 77 Leviticus@!A ;n +ohani eating the reainder of the Meal ;fferings
D 7A "#odus4A!-- ;n +ohani eating the eat of 9in and Guilt ;fferings
D A> Leviticus6!.A 0urn +onsecrated ;fferings that've becoe taehLunclean
D A. Leviticus6!.6 0urn renant of +onsecrated ;fferings not eaten in tie
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D A4 $ubers@!J The $aGir letting his hair grow during his se'aration
D A- $ubers@!.7 $aGir co'leting vow shaves his head N brings sacrifice
D AF %euterono&4-!4F ;n that a an ust honor his oral vows and oaths
D AJ $ubers->!- ;n that a 8udge can annul vows, onl& according to Torah
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D A@ Leviticus..!7, %efileent b& touching certain anial carcasses, N***
D A6 Leviticus..!4A ***b& touching carcasses of eight cree'ing creatures
D A7 Leviticus..!-F %efileent of food N drink, if contacting unclean thing
D AA Leviticus.J!.A ;n Tuah of a enstruant woan
D.>> Leviticus.4!4 ;n Tuah of a woan after childbirth
D.>. Leviticus.-!- ;n Tuah of a le'er
D.>4 Leviticus.-!J. ;n garents containated b& le'ros&
D.>- Leviticus.F!FF ;n a le'rous house
D.>F Leviticus.J!4 ;n Tuah of a Gav (an with a running issue)
D.>J Leviticus.J!@ ;n Tuah of seen
D.>@ Leviticus.J!.A Tuah of a Gavah (woan suffering fro a running issue)
D.>6 $ubers.A!.F ;n Tuah of a huan cor'se
D.>7 $ubers.A!.-, Law of the 'urification water of s'rinkling, ei niddah
D.>A Leviticus.J!.@ ;n iersing in a ikveh to becoe rituall& clean
D..> Leviticus.F!4 ;n the s'ecified 'rocedure of cleansing fro le'ros&
D... Leviticus.F!A ;n that a le'er ust shave his head
D..4 Leviticus.-!FJ ;n that the le'er ust be ade easil& distinguishable
D..- $ubers.A!4EA ;n Bshes of the )ed (eifer, used in ritual 'urification
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D..F Leviticus46!4E7 ;n the valuation for a 'erson hiself to the Te'le
D..J Leviticus46!.. ;n the valuation for an unclean beast to the Te'le
D..@ Leviticus46!.F ;n the valuation of a house as a donation to the Te'le
D..6 Leviticus46!.@, ;n the valuation of a field as a donation to the Te'le
D..7 LeviticusJ!.@ 2f benefit fro Te'le 'ro'ert&, restitution 'lus .LJth
D..A Leviticus.A!4F ;n the fruits of the trees fourth &ear's growth
D.4> Leviticus.A!A ;n leaving the corners (Deah) of fields for the 'oor
D.4. Leviticus.A!A ;n leaving gleanings of the field for the 'oor
D.44 %euterono&4F!.A ;n leaving the forgotten sheaf for the 'oor
D.4- Leviticus.A!.A ;n leaving the isfored gra'e clusters for the 'oor
D.4F Leviticus.A!.> ;n leaving gra'e gleanings for the 'oor
D.4J "#odus4-!.A ;n se'arating N bringing 5irstEfruits to the 9anctuar&
D.4@ %euterono&.7!F To se'arate the great (eaveEoffering (teruah)
D.46 Leviticus46!->3 To set aside the first tithe to the Levites
D.47 %euterono&.F!44 To set aside the second tithe, eaten onl& in ,erusale
D.4A $ubers.7!4@ ;n Levites' giving tenth of their tithe to the +ohani
D.-> %euterono&.F!47 To set aside the 'oorEan's tithe in -rd and @th &ear
D.-. %euterono&4@!.- B declaration ade when se'arating the various tithes
D.-4 %euterono&4@!J B declaration ade bringing 5irstEfruits to the Te'le
D.-- $ubers.J!4> ;n the first 'ortion of the +hallah given to the +ohen
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D.-F "#odus4-!.. ;n ownerless 'roduce of the 9abbatical &ear (sheittah)
D.-J "#odus-F!4. ;n resting the land on the 9abbatical &ear
D.-@ Leviticus4J!.> ;n sanctif&ing the ,ubilee (J>th) &ear
D.-6 Leviticus4J!A 0low 9hofar on Yo Ci''ur in the ,ubilee N slaves freed
D.-7 Leviticus4J!4F )eversion of the land to ancestral owners in ,ubilee &r
D.-A Leviticus4J!4F ;n the rede'tion of a house within a &ear of the sale
D.F> Leviticus4J!7 +ounting and announcing the &ears till the ,ubilee &ear
D.F. %euterono&.J!- Bll debts are annulled in the 9abbatical &ear, but***
D.F4 %euterono&.J!- ***one a& e#act a debt owed b& a foreigner
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D.F- %euterono&.7!- The +ohen's due in the slaughter of ever& clean anial
D.FF %euterono&.7!F ;n the first of the fleece to be given to the +ohen
D.FJ Leviticus46!4., (+here vow) one devoted thing to God, other to +ohani
D.F@ %euterono& .4!4. 9laughtering anials, according to Torah, before eating
D.F6 Leviticus.6!.- +overing with earth the blood of slain fowl and beast
D.F7 %euterono&44!6 ;n setting free the 'arent bird when taking the nest
D.FA Leviticus..!4 9earching for 'rescribed signs in beasts, for eating
D.J> %euterono&.F!.. 9earching for the 'rescribed signs in birds, for eating
D.J. Leviticus..!4. 9earching for 'rescribed signs in locusts, for eating
D.J4 Leviticus..!A 9earching for the 'rescribed signs in fish, for eating
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D.J- "#odus.4!43 %euterono&.@!. 9anhedrin to sanctif& $ew Moon, N reckon &ears N
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D.JF "#odus4-!.4 ;n resting on the 9habbat
D.JJ "#odus4>!7 ;n declaring 9habbat hol& at its onset and terination
D.J@ "#odus.4!.J ;n reoval of chaetG, leaven (&east) on ($isan .F) Desach
D.J6 "#odus.-!7 Tell of "#odus fro "g&'t .st night Desach, ($isan .J)
D.J7 "#odus.4!.7 ;n eating MatGah the first night of Desach, ($isan .J)
D.JA "#odus.4!.@ ;n resting on the first da& of Desach
D.@> "#odus.4!.@ ;n resting on the seventh da& of Desach
D.@. Leviticus4-!-J +ount the ;er FA da&s fro da& of first sheaf ($isan .@)
D.@4 Leviticus4- ;n resting on 9havuot
D.@- Leviticus4-!4F ;n resting on )osh (a9hannah
D.@F Leviticus.@!4A ;n fasting on Yo Ci''ur
D.@J Leviticus.@!4A, ;n resting on Yo Ci''ur
D.@@ Leviticus4-!-J ;n resting on the first da& of 9ukkot
D.@6 Leviticus4-!-@ ;n resting on (the 7th da&) 9heini BtGeret
D.@7 Leviticus4-!F4 ;n dwelling in a 9ukkah (booth) for seven da&s
D.@A Leviticus4-!F> ;n taking a Lulav (the four s'ecies) on 9ukkot
D.6> $ubers4A!. ;n hearing the sound of the 9hofar on )osh (a9hannah
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D.6. "#odus->!.4 ;n ever& ale giving half a shekel annuall& to Te'le
D.64 %euterono&.7!.J ;n heeding the Dro'hets
D.6- %euterono&.6!.J ;n a''ointing a king
D.6F %euterono&.6!.. ;n obe&ing the Great +ourt (9anhedrin)
D.6J "#odus4-!4 ;n in case of division, abiding b& a a8orit& decision
D.6@ %euterono&.@!.7 B''ointing ,udges N ;fficers of the +ourt in ever& town
D.66 Leviticus.A!.J Treating litigants eKuall&Li'artiall& before the law
D.67 LeviticusJ!. Bn&one aware of evidence ust coe to court to testif&
D.6A %euterono&.-!.J The testion& of witnesses shall be e#ained thoroughl&
D.7> %euterono&.A!.A ;n condening witnesses who testif& falsel&
D.7> %euterono&.A!.A 5alse witnesses 'unished, as the& intended u'on accused
D.7. %euterono&4.!F ;n "glah Brufah, on the heifer when urderer unknown
D.74 %euterono&.A!- ;n establishing 9i# +ities of )efuge
D.7- $ubers-J!4 Give cities to Levites E who've no ancestral land share
D.7F %euterono&44!7 0uild fence on roof, reove 'otential haGards fro hoe
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D.7J %euterono&.4!43 ;n destro&ing all idolatr& and its a''urtenances
D.7@ %euterono&.-!.6 The law about a cit& that has becoe a'ostateL'erverted
D.76 %euterono&4>!.6 ;n the law about destro&ing the seven +anaanite nations
D.77 %euterono&4J!.A ;n the e#tinction of the seed of Balek
D.7A %euterono&4J!.6 ;n reebering the nefarious deeds of Balek to 2srael
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D.A> %euterono&4>!.. )egulations for wars other than ones coanded in Torah
D.A. %euterono&4>!4 +ohen for s'ecial duties in war3 also en unfit return
D.A4 %euterono&4-!.F Dre'are 'lace be&ond the ca', so to kee' sanitar& N***
D.A- %euterono&4-!.J ***so include a digging tool aong war i'leents
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D.AF LeviticusJ!4- ;n a robber to restore the stolen article to its owner
D.AJ %euterono&.J!73 ;n to give charit& to the 'oor (Leviticus4J!-JE-@)
D.A@ %euterono&.J!.F ;n giving gifts to a (ebrew bondan u'on his freedo
D.A6 "#odus44!4F ;n lending one& to the 'oor without interest
D.A7 %euterono&4-!4. ;n lending one& to the foreigner with interest
D.AA %euterono&4F!.-3 "#odus44!4J ;n restoring a 'ledge to its owner if he needs it
D4>> %euterono&4F!.J ;n 'a&ing the worker his wages on tie
D4>. %euterono&4-!4J "'lo&ee is allowed to eat the 'roduce he's working in
D4>4 "#odus4-!J ;n hel'ing unload when necessar& a tired anial
D4>- %euterono&44!F ;n assisting a an loading his beast with its burden
D4>F %euterono&44!., "#odus4-!F3 ;n that lost 'ro'ert& ust be returned to its owner
D4>J Leviticus.A!.6 ;n being reKuired to re'rove the sinner
D4>@ Leviticus.A!.7 ;n love &our neighbor as &ourself
D4>6 %euterono&.>!.A ;n being coanded to love the convertL'rosel&te
D4>7 Leviticus.A!-@ ;n the law of accurate weights and easures
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D4>A Leviticus .A!-4 ;n honoring the old (and wise)
D4.> "#odus 4>!.4 ;n honoring 'arents
D4.. Leviticus.A!- ;n fearing 'arents
D4.4 Ge*.!47 ;n to be fruitful and ulti'l&
D4.- %euterono& 4F!. ;n the law of arriage
D4.F %euterono& 4F!J ;n bridegroo devoting hiself to his wife for one &ear
D4.J Ge*.6!.>3 Leviticus.4!- ;n circucising one's son
D4.@ %euterono& 4J!J 2f a an dies childless his brother arr& widow, or***
D4.6 %euterono& 4J!A ***release herLtheEwidow (+halitGah)
D4.7 %euterono& 44!4A B violator ust arr& the virginLaiden he has violated
D4.A %euterono& 44!.7 The defaer of his bride is flogged N a& never divorce
D44> "#odus 44!.J ;n the seducer ust be 'unished according to the law
D44. %euterono& 4.!.. +a'tive woen treated according to s'ecial regulations
D444 %euterono& 4F!. The law of divorce, onl& be eans of written docuent
D44- $ubers J!.J 9us'ected adulteress has to subit to the reKuired test
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D44F %euterono& 4J!4 ;n whi''ing transgressors of certain coandents
D44J $ubers -J!4J ;n e#ile to cit& of refuge for unintentional hoicide
D44@ "#odus 4.!4> ;n beheading transgressors of certain coandents
D446 "#odus 4.!.@ ;n strangling transgressors of certain coandents
D447 Leviticus 4>!.F ;n burning transgressors of certain coandents
D44A %euterono& 44!4F ;n stoning transgressors of certain coandents
D4-> %euterono& 4.!44 (ang after e#ecution, violators of certain coandents
D4-. %euterono& 4.!4- ;n burial on the sae da& of e#ecution
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D4-4 "#odus4.!4 ;n the s'ecial laws for treating the (ebrew bondan
D4-- "#odus4.!7 (ebrew bondaid arried to her aster or his son, or***
D4-F "#odus4.!7 ***allow the rede'tion to the (ebrew bondaid
D4-J Leviticus4J!F@ ;n the laws for treating an alien bondan
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D4-@ "#odus4.!.7 ;n the 'enalt& for a 'erson inflicting in8ur&
D4-6 "#odus4.!47 ;n the law of in8uries caused b& an anial
D4-7 "#odus4.!-- ;n the law of in8uries caused b& an 'it
D4-A "#odus4.!-6 ;n the law of 'unishent of thieves
D4F> "#odus44!F ;n the law of a 8udgent for daage caused b& a beast
D4F. "#odus44!J ;n the law of a 8udgent for daage caused b& a fire
D4F4 "#odus44!@ ;n the law of an un'aid guardian
D4F- "#odus44!A ;n the law of a 'aid guardian
D4FF "#odus44!.- ;n the law of a borrower
D4FJ Leviticus4J!.F ;n the law of bu&ing and selling
D4F@ "#odus44!7 ;n the law of litigants
D4F6 %euterono&4J!.4 9ave life of one 'ursued, even if need E kill o''ressor
D4F7 $ubers46!7 ;n the law of inheritance
The )*+ Negative Mit#vot$%o&&and&ents: "The 'on(ts"
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$ . "#odus4>!- $ot believing in an& other "lohi e#ce't the ;ne Yahuah*
$ 4 "#odus4>!F $ot to ake iages for the 'ur'ose of worshi'
$ - Leviticus.A!F $ot to ake an idol (even for others) to worshi'
$ F "#odus4>!4> $ot to ake figures of huan beings
$ J "#odus4>!J $ot to bow down to an idol
$ @ "#odus4>!J $ot to worshi' idols
$ 6 Leviticus.7!4. $ot to hand over an& children to Moloch
$ 7 Leviticus.A!-. $ot to 'ractice sorcer& of the ov, necroanc&
$ A Leviticus.A!-. $ot to 'ractice sorcer& of &idde'oni, failiar s'irts
$ .> Leviticus.A!F $ot to stud& idolatrous 'ractices
$ .. %euterono&.@!44 $ot to erect a 'illar which 'eo'le asseble to honor
$ .4 Leviticus4>!. $o figured stones (dias) to la& 'rostrate on
$ .- %euterono&.@!4. $ot to 'lant trees in the 9anctuar&LTe'le
$ .F "#odus4-!.- 9wear not b& an idol nor instigate an idolater to do so
$ .J "#odus4-!.- $ot to divert an& nonE,ew to idolatr&
$ .@ %euterono&.-!.4 $ot to tr& to 'ersuade a ,ew to worshi' idols
$ .6 %euterono&.-!A $ot to love soeone who seeks to islead &ou to idols
$ .7 %euterono&.-!A $ot to rela# one's aversion to the isleader to idols
$ .A %euterono&.-!A $ot to save the life of a isleader to idols
$ 4> %euterono&.-!A $ot to 'lead for (defend) the isleader to idols
$ 4. %euterono&.-!A $ot to o''ress evidence unfavorable to the isleader
$ 44 %euterono&6!4J $o benefit fro ornaents which have adorned an idol
$ 4- %euterono&.-!.6 )ebuild not a cit& destro&ed as 'unishent for idolatr&
$ 4F %euterono&.-!.7 $ot deriving benefit fro 'ro'ert& of an a'ostate cit&
$ 4J %euterono&6!4@ %o not use an&thing connected with idols or idolatr&
$ 4@ %euterono&.7!4> $ot 'ro'hes&ing in the nae of idols
$ 46 %euterono&.7!4> $ot 'ro'hes&ing falsel& in the $ae of Yahuah
$ 47 %euterono&.-!-EF Listen not to one who 'ro'hesies in the nae of idols
$ 4A %euterono&.7!44 $ot fearing or refraining fro killing a false 'ro'het
$ -> Leviticus4>!4- 2itate not the wa&s nor 'ractice custos of idolaters
$ -. Leviticus.A!4@3 $ot 'racticing divination %euterono&.7!.>
$ -4 %euterono&.7!.> $ot 'racticing soothsa&ing
$ -- %euterono&.7!.> $ot 'racticing enchanting
$ -F %euterono&.7!.> $ot 'racticing sorcer&
$ -J %euterono&.7!.> $ot 'racticing the art of the charer
$ -@ %euterono&.7!.> $ot consulting a necroancer who uses the ov
$ -6 %euterono&.7!.> $ot consulting a sorcerer who uses the &do'a
$ -7 %euterono&.7!.> $ot to seek inforation fro the dead, necroanc&
$ -A %euterono&44!J Woen not to wear en's clothes or adornents
$ F> %euterono&44!J Men not wearing woen's clothes or adornents
$ F. Leviticus.A!47 $ot tattoo &ourself, as is the anner of the idolaters
$ F4 %euterono&44!.. $ot wearing a i#ture of wool and linen, 9hatnes
$ F- Leviticus.A!46 $ot shaving the te'lesLsides of &our head
$ FF Leviticus.A!46 $ot shaving &our beard
$ FJ %euterono&.@!.3 $ot aking cuttings in &our flesh over &our dead
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$ F@ %euterono&.6!.@ $ot returning to "g&'t to dwell there 'eranentl&
$ F6 $ubers.J!-A $ot to follow one's heart or e&es, stra&ing to i'urit&
$ F7 "#odus4-!-43 $ot to ake a 'act with the 9even +anaanite $ations %euterono&6!4
$ FA %euterono&4>!.@ $ot to s'are the life of the 9even +anaanite $ations
$ J> %euterono&6!4 $ot to show erc& to idolaters
$ J. "#odus4-!-- $o one serving false gods to settle in "retGE2srael
$ J4 %euterono&6!- $ot to interarr& with one serving false gods
$ J- %euterono&4-!F $ot to interarr& at all with a ale fro Bon or Moav
$ JF %euterono&4-!7 "#clude not arr&ing a descendant "sau if a 'rosel&te
$ JJ %euterono&4-!7 $ot to e#clude arr&ing an "g&'tian who is a 'rosel&te
$ J@ %euterono&4-!6 $ot 'eritted to ake 'eace with Bon and Moav nations
$ J6 %euterono&4>!.A $ot destro&ing fruit trees, even in tie of war
$ JA %euterono&4J!.A $ot forgetting the evil which Balek did to us
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$ @> Leviticus4F!.@3 $ot blas'heing the (ol& $ae of Yahuah OratherP! "#odus44!46
$ @. Leviticus.A!.4 $ot violating an oath b& the (ol& $ae, shevuas bittui
$ @4 "#odus4>!6 $ot taking the (ol& $ae in vain, shevuas shav
$ @- Leviticus44!-4 $ot 'rofaning the (ol& $ae of Yahuah
$ @F %euterono&@!.@ $ot testingLtr&ing (is 'roises N warnings
$ @J %euterono&.4!F %o not destro& houses of worshi' or hol& books
$ @@ %euterono&4.!4- Leave not bod& of e#ecuted criinal hanging overnight
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$ @6 $ubers.7!J 0e not la# in guarding the 9anctuar&L(Te'le)
$ @7 Leviticus.@!4 +ohen haGadol enter 9anctuar& onl& at 'rescribed ties
$ @A Leviticus4.!4- +ohen with bleish enter not Te'le, fro Bltar inwards
$ 6> Leviticus4.!.6 +ohen with a bleish not to inister in the 9anctuar&
$ 6. Leviticus4.!.7 +ohen with te'orar& bleish inister not in 9anctuar&
$ 64 $ubers.7!- Levites N +ohani not to interchange in their functions
$ 6- Leviticus.>!A %runk 'ersons a& not enter 9anctuar& or teach Torah
$ 6F $ubers.7!F B Qar (nonE+ohen) not to inister in 9anctuar&
$ 6J Leviticus44!4 Taeh (unclean) +ohen not to inister in 9anctuar&
$ 6@ Leviticus4.!@ +ohen who is tevul &o, not to inister in 9anctuar&
$ 66 $ubersJ!- Taeh (unclean) 'erson not to enter an& 'art of Te'le
$ 67 %euterono&4-!.. Taeh 'erson enter not ca' of Levites (Te'le ount)
$ 6A "#odus4>!4J 0uild not an Bltar of stones which were touched b& iron
$ 7> "#odus4>!4@ $ot to have an ascent to the Bltar b& ste's
$ 7. Leviticus@!@ $ot to e#tinguish the Bltar fire
$ 74 "#odus->!A ;ffer nothing, but s'ecified incense, on Golden Bltar
$ 7- "#odus->!-4 $ot to ake an& oil the sae as the ;il of Bnointent
$ 7F "#odus->!-4 Bnoint none with s'ecial oil e#ce't +ohen Gadol N Cing
$ 7J "#odus->!-6 $ot to ake incense sae as burnt on Bltar in 9anctuar&
$ 7@ "#odus4J!.J $ot to reove the staves fro their rings in the Brk
$ 76 "#odus47!47 $ot to reove the 0reast'late fro the "'hod
$ 77 "#odus47!-4 Make not an& incision in +ohen haGadol's u''er garent
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$ 7A %euterono&.4!.- ;ffer not sacrifices outside 9anctuar&L(Te'le) +ourt
$ A. Leviticus44!4> %edicate not a bleished anial to be offered on Bltar
$ A4 Leviticus44!44 $ot to slaughter a bleished anial as a korban
$ A- Leviticus44!4F $ot to dash the blood of a bleished beast on the Bltar
$ AF Leviticus44!44 $ot to burn the inner 'arts of bleished beast on Bltar
$ AJ %euterono&.6!. $ot to sacrifice a beast with a te'orar& bleish
$ A@ Leviticus44!4J $ot to offer a bleished sacrifice of a gentile
$ A6 Leviticus44!4. $ot to cause a consecrated offering to becoe bleished
$ A7 Leviticus4!.. $ot to offer leaven or hone& u'on the Bltar
$ AA Leviticus4!.- $ot to offer a sacrifice without salt
$.>> %euterono&4-!.A ;ffer not on Bltar! "hire of harlot" or "'rice of dog"
$.>. Leviticus44!47 $ot to slaughter an anial N its &oung on the sae da&
$.>4 LeviticusJ!.. $ot to 'ut olive oil on the sin ealEoffering
$.>- LeviticusJ!.. $ot to 'ut frankincense on the sin ealEoffering
$.>F $ubersJ!.J $ot to 'ut olive oil on the 8ealous& offering, sotah
$.>J $ubersJ!.J $ot to 'ut frankincense on the 8ealous& offering, sotah
$.>@ Leviticus46!.> $ot to substitute sacrifices
$.>6 Leviticus46!4@ $ot to change sacrifices fro one categor& to the other
$.>7 $ubers.7!.6 )edee not the firstborn of 'eritted (clean) anials
$.>A Leviticus46!-- $ot to sell the tithe of the herd of cattle
$..> Leviticus46!47 $ot to sell a devoted (b& the +here vow) field
$... Leviticus46!47 $ot to redee a devoted (b& the +here vow) field
$..4 LeviticusJ!7 $ot to s'lit head of bird slaughtered for 9inEoffering
$..- %euterono&.J!.A $ot to do an& work with a dedicated beast
$..F %euterono&.J!.A $ot to shear a dedicated beast
$..J "#odus-F!4J 9laughter not DesachLDassover lab if chaetG is about
$..@ "#odus4-!.> Leave not sacrificial 'ortions of Desach lab overnight
$..6 "#odus.4!.> Bllow not eat of Desach lab to reain till orning
$..7 %euterono&.@!F $o eat of $isan .F 5estive ;ffering reain till da& -
$..A $ubersA!.- $o eat of 4nd Desach lab ;ffering reain till orning
$.4> Leviticus44!-> $o eat of Thanksgiving ;ffering to reain till orning
$.4. "#odus.4!F@ $ot to break an& bones of Desach lab offering
$.44 $ubersA!.4 $ot to break an& bones of 4nd Desach lab offering
$.4- "#odus.4!F@ $ot to reove Desach offering fro where it is eaten
$.4F Leviticus@!.> $ot to bake the residue of a eal offering with leaven
$.4J "#odus.4!A $ot to eat the Desach offering boiled or raw
$.4@ "#odus.4!FJ $ot to allow an alien resident to eat Desach offering
$.46 "#odus.4!F7 Bn uncircucised 'erson a& not eat the Desach offering
$.47 "#odus.4!F- $ot to allow an a'ostate to eat the Desach offering
$.4A Leviticus.4!F Taeh (rituall& unclean) 'erson a& not eat hol& things
$.-> Leviticus6!.A "at not eat of consecrated things that've becoe taeh
$.-. Leviticus.A!@E7 $ot to eat sacrificial eat be&ond the allotted tie
$.-4 Leviticus6!.7 "at not sacrificial eat slaughtered in wrong intention
$.-- Leviticus44!.> B GarLnonE+ohen a& not eat teruah L (heave offering)
$.-F Leviticus44!.> B +ohen's so8ourner or hired worker a& not eat teruah
$.-J Leviticus44!.> Bn uncircucised 'erson a& not eat teruah
$.-@ Leviticus44!F Taeh (rituall& unclean) +ohen a& not eat teruah
$.-6 Leviticus44!.4 0atE+ohen if arried to nonE+ohen not to eat hol& food
$.-7 Leviticus@!.@ $ot to eat the MealEoffering of a +ohen
$.-A Leviticus@!4- "at not 9inEoffering eat sacrificed within 9anctuar&
$.F> %euterono&.F!- $ot to eat consecrated anials that have becoe bleished
$.F. %euterono&.4!.6 "at not unredeeed 4nd corn tithe outside Yerushala&i
$.F4 %euterono&.4!.6 +onsue not unredeeed 4nd wine tithe outside ,erusale
$.F- %euterono&.4!.6 +onsue not unredeeed 4nd oil tithe outside ,erusale
$.FF %euterono&.4!.6 "at not an unbleished firstling outside Yerushala&i
$.FJ %euterono&.4!.6 "at not sin or guilt offerings outside 9anctuar& court
$.F@ %euterono&.4!.6 $ot to eat the eat of the burnt offering at all
$.F6 %euterono&.4!.6 "at not lesser sacrifices before blood dashed on Bltar
$.F7 %euterono&.4!.6 B GarLnonE+ohen is not to eat the ost hol& offerings
$.FA "#odus4A!-- B +ohen not to eat 5irst 5ruits outside Te'le courts
$.J> %euterono&4@!.F "at not unredeeed 4nd tithe while in state of i'urit&
$.J. %euterono&4@!.F $ot eating the 4nd tithe while in ourning
$.J4 %euterono&4@!.F ;n 4nd tithe rede'tion one& (onl& for food and drink)
$.J- Leviticus44!.J $ot eating untithed 'roduce, tevel
$.JF "#odus44!47 $ot changing the order of se'arating the various tithes
$.JJ %euterono&4-!44 %ela& not 'a&ent of offerings, freewill or obligator&
$.J@ "#odus4-!.J Go not to Te'le on 'ilgri festivals without offering
$.J6 $ubers->!- $ot to break &our word, even if without an oath
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$.J7 Leviticus4.!6 B +ohen a& not arr& a harlot, Gonah
$.JA Leviticus4.!6 B +ohen arr& not a woan 'rofaned fro the Driesthood
$.@> Leviticus4.!6 B +ohen a& not arr& a divorcee
$.@. Leviticus4.!.F +ohen haGadol a& not arr& a widow
$.@4 Leviticus4.!.J +ohen haGadol a& not take a widow as a concubine
$.@- Leviticus.>!@ +ohen with disheveled hair a& not enter the 9anctuar&
$.@F Leviticus.>!@ +ohen wearing rent garents a& not enter 9anctuar&
$.@J Leviticus.>!6 +ohani leave not Te'le court&ard during the service
$.@@ Leviticus4.!. +oon +ohen ust not be defiled for dead, e#ce't soe
$.@6 Leviticus4.!.. +ohen haGadol a& not be under one roof with dead bod&
$.@7 Leviticus4.!.. +ohen haGadol ust not be defiled for an& dead 'erson
$.@A %euterono&.7!. Levites have not 'art in the division of 2srael's land
$.6> %euterono&.7!. Levites share not in the s'oils of war
$.6. %euterono&.F!. $ot to tear out hair for the dead
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$.64 %euterono&.F!6 $ot to eat an& unclean anial
$.6- Leviticus..!.. $ot to eat an& unclean fish
$.6F Leviticus..!.- $ot to eat an& unclean fowl
$.6J %euterono&.F!.A $ot to eat an& cree'ing winged insect
$.6@ Leviticus..!F. $ot to eat an&thing which cree's on the earth
$.66 Leviticus..!FF $ot to eat cree'ing thing that breeds in deca&ed atter
$.67 Leviticus..!F4 $ot to eat living creatures that breed in seeds L fruit
$.6A Leviticus..!F- $ot to eat an& detestable creature
$.7> %euterono&.F!4. $ot to eat an& anial which died naturall&, a nevelah
$.7. "#odus44!-> $ot to eat an anial which is torn or auled, a treifah
$.74 %euterono&.4!4- $ot to eat an& lib taken fro a living anial
$.7- Ge*-4!-- $ot to eat the sinew of the thighEvein, gid haEnasheh
$.7F Leviticus6!4F $ot to eat blood
$.7J Leviticus6!4- $ot to eat certain t&'es of fat of clean anial, chelev
$.7@ "#odus4-!.A $ot to boil &oung ale goat (eat) in its other's ilk
$.76 "#odus-F!4@ $ot to eat &oung ale goat cooked in its other's ilk
$.77 "#odus4.!47 $ot to eat the flesh of a condened N to be stoned o#
$.7A Leviticus4-!.F "at not bread ade fro grain of new cro', before ;er
$.A> Leviticus4-!.F "at not roasted grain of new cro', before ;er offering
$.A. Leviticus4-!.F "at not green ears of new cro', before ;er ($isan .@)
$.A4 Leviticus.A!4- $ot to eat orlah
$.A- %euterono&44!A "at not growth of i#ed vine&ard 'lanting,kilai hakere
$.AF %euterono&-4!-7 $ot to use wine libations for idols, &a&in nesach
$.AJ Leviticus.A!4@3 %euterono&4.!4> $o eating or drinking to e#cess, glutton& N
drunkenness
$.A@ Leviticus4-!4A $ot to eat an&thing on Yo Ci''ur L %a& of Btoneent
$.A6 "#odus.-!- $ot to eat chaetG, leaven(ed), on Desach
$.A7 "#odus.-!6 $ot to eat an adi#ture of chaetGLleaven(ed) on Desach
$.AA %euterono&.@!- $ot to eat chaetG, leaven(ed), after noon of .F $isan
$4>> "#odus.-!6 $o chaetG a& be seen in our hoes during Desach
$4>. "#odus.4!.A $ot to 'ossess chaetG, leaven(ed), during Desach
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$4>4 $ubers@!- B $aGir a& not drink wine or an& beverage fro gra'es
$4>- $ubers@!- B $aGir a& not eat fresh gra'es
$4>F $ubers@!- B $aGir a& not eat dried gra'es
$4>J $ubers@!F B $aGir a& not eat gra'e seedsLkernels
$4>@ $ubers@!F B $aGir a& not eat gra'e 'eelsLhusks
$4>6 $ubers@!6 $aGir a& not rend hiself taeh (unclean) for the dead
$4>7 Leviticus4.!.. $aGir ust not becoe taeh entering house with cor'se
$4>A $ubers@!J B $aGir ust not shave his hair
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$4.> Leviticus4-!44 )ea' not a whole field without leaving corners for 'oor
$4.. Leviticus.A!A $ot to gather ears of grain that fell during harvesting
$4.4 Leviticus.A!.> $ot to gather the isfored clusters of gra'es
$4.- Leviticus.A!.> $ot to gather single fallen gra'es during the vintage
$4.F %euterono&4F!.A $ot to return for a forgotten sheaf
$4.J Leviticus.A!.A $ot to sow diverse kinds of seed in one field, kala&i
$4.@ %euterono&44!A $ot to sow grain or vegetables in a vine&ard
$4.6 Leviticus.A!.A $ot to crossbreed anials of different s'ecies
$4.7 %euterono&44!.> Work not with two different kinds of anials together
$4.A %euterono&4J!F MuGGle not anial working field to 'revent fro eating
$44> Leviticus4J!F $ot to cultivate the soil in the 6th &ear, sheittah
$44. Leviticus4J!F $ot to 'rune the trees in the 6th &ear
$444 Leviticus4J!J )ea' not selfEgrown 'lant in 6th &ear as ordinar& &ear
$44- Leviticus4J!J Gather not selfEgrown fruit in 6th &r* as ordinar& &ear
$44F Leviticus4J!.. $ot to till the earth or 'rune trees in ,ubilee &ear
$44J Leviticus4J!.. )ea' not aftergrowths of ,ubilee &ear as ordinar& &ear
$44@ Leviticus4J!.. $ot to gather fruit in ,ubilee &ear as in ordinar& &ear
$446 Leviticus4J!4- 9ell not one's "retG Yisrael land holdings 'eranentl&
$447 Leviticus4J!-- $ot to sellLchange the o'en lands of the Levites
$44A %euterono&.4!.A $ot to leave the Levites without su''ort
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$4-> %euterono&.J!4 $ot to deand 'a&ent of debts after (6th) 9hitah &ear
$4-. %euterono&.J!A $ot to refuse loan to 'oor because 9hitah &ear is near
$4-4 %euterono&.J!6 $ot to den& charit& to the 'oor
$4-- %euterono&.J!.- $ot sending a (ebrew bondan awa& e't&Ehanded
$4-F "#odus44!4F $ot deanding 'a&ent fro a debtor known unable to 'a&
$4-J Leviticus4J!-6 $ot lending to another ,ew at interest
$4-@ %euterono&4-!4> $ot borrowing fro another ,ew at interest
$4-6 "#odus44!4F $ot 'artici'ating in an agreeent involving interest
$4-7 Leviticus.A!.- ;''ress not an e'lo&ee b& dela&ing 'a&ing his wages
$4-A %euterono&4F!.> $ot taking a 'ledge fro a debtor b& force
$4F> %euterono&4F!.4 $ot kee'ing a 'oor an's 'ledge when he needs it
$4F. %euterono&4F!.6 $ot taking an& 'ledge fro a widow
$4F4 %euterono&4F!@ $ot taking ones's business (or food) utensils in 'ledge
$4F- "#odus4>!.- $ot abducting an 2sraelite
$4FF Leviticus.A!.. $ot stealing
$4FJ Leviticus.A!.- $ot robbing
$4F@ %euterono&.A!.F $ot fraudulentl& altering land boundaries L landarker
$4F6 Leviticus.A!.- $ot usur'ing our debts L do not defraud
$4F7 Leviticus.A!.. $ot re'udiating debts, den&ing recei't of loanLde'osit
$4FA Leviticus.A!.. $ot to swear falsel& regarding another an's 'ro'ert&
$4J> Leviticus4J!.F $ot wrongingLdeceiving one another in business
$4J. Leviticus4J!.6 $ot wrongingLisleading one another even verball&
$4J4 "#odus44!4> $ot haring the stranger aong &ou verball&
$4J- "#odus44!4> $ot in8uring the stranger aong &ou in businessLtrade
$4JF %euterono&4-!.@ $ot handing over a slave who's fled to 2srael
$4JJ %euterono&4-!.6 Take no advantage of a slave who's fled to 2srael
$4J@ "#odus44!4. $ot afflicting the or'hans and widows
$4J6 Leviticus4J!-A $ot e'lo&ing a (ebrew bondan in degrading tasks
$4J7 Leviticus4J!F4 $ot selling a (ebrew bondan
$4JA Leviticus4J!F- $ot treating a (ebrew bondan cruell&
$4@> Leviticus4J!J- $ot allowing a heathen to istreat a (ebrew bondan
$4@. "#odus4.!7 $ot selling a (ebrew aidservant* N if &ou arr& her***
$4@4 "#odus4.!.> ***withhold not! food, raient, or con8ugal rights
$4@- %euterono&4.!.F $ot selling a ca'tive woan
$4@F %euterono&4.!.F $ot treating a ca'tive woan as a slave
$4@J "#odus4>!.6 $ot coveting another an's 'ossessionsL'ro'ert&, etc*
$4@@ %euterono&J!.7 +ovet not one's 'ossessions, even the desire forbidden
$4@6 %euterono&4-!4@ B worker is not to cut down standing grain during work
$4@7 %euterono&4-!4F B hired laborer not to take ore fruit than he can eat
$4@A %euterono&44!- $ot ignoring lost 'ro'ert& to be returned to its owner
$46> "#odus4-!J )efuse not to hel' an or anial colla'sing with burden
$46. Leviticus.A!-J $ot cheatingLdefrauding with easureents N weights
$464 %euterono&4J!.- $ot to 'ossess falseLinaccurate weights and easures
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$46- Leviticus.A!.J B ,udge is not to coit unrighteousness
$46F "#odus4-!7 B ,udge is not to acce't bribesLgifts fro litigants
$46J Leviticus.A!.J B ,udge is not to favor (be 'artial to) a litigant
$46@ %euterono&.!.6 ,udge not avoid 8ustice being in fear of wicked 'erson
$466 Leviticus.A!.J B ,udge not to decide in favor of 'oor an, out of 'it& OratherP!
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$467 "#odus4-!@ B ,udge is not to discriinate against the wicked
$46A %euterono&.A!.- ,udge not to 'it& one who killed or caused loss of lib
$47> %euterono&4F!.6 B ,udge not 'erverting 8ustice due strangers or or'hans
$47. "#odus4-!. ,udge not to hear one litigant in absence of the other
$474 "#odus4-!4 +ourt a& not convict b& a8orit& of . in ca'ital case
$47- "#odus4-!4 ,udge acce't not colleague's o'inion, unless sure right
$47F %euterono&.!.6 $ot a''ointing an unlearned 8udge ignorant of the Torah
$47J "#odus4>!.@ $ot bearing false witness
$47@ "#odus4-!. B ,udge is not to receive a wicked an's testion&
$476 %euterono&4F!.@ B ,udge receive not testion& fro litigant's relatives
$477 %euterono&.A!.J $ot convicting on the testion& of a single witness
$47A "#odus4>!.- $ot urdering a huan being
$4A> "#odus4-!6 $o conviction based on circustantial evidence alone
$4A. $ubers-J!-> B witness ust not sit as a ,udge in ca'ital cases
$4A4 $ubers-J!.4 $ot killing a urderer without trial and conviction
$4A- %euterono&4J!.4 $ot to 'it& or s'are the life of a 'ursuer
$4AF %euterono&44!4@ $ot 'unishing a 'erson for a sin coitted under duress
$4AJ $ubers-J!-. $ot acce'ting ranso fro an unwitting urderer
$4A@ $ubers-J!-4 $ot acce'ting a ranso fro a wilful urderer
$4A6 Leviticus.A!.@ (esitate not to save life of another 'erson in danger
$4A7 %euterono&44!7 $ot leaving obstacles on 'ublic or 'rivate doain
$4AA Leviticus.A!.F $ot isleading another b& giving wrong advice
$->> %euterono&4J!4E- 2nflict not ore than assigned nuber lashes to guilt&
$->. Leviticus.A!.@ $ot to tell tales
$->4 Leviticus.A!.6 $ot to bear hatred in &our heart toward &our brethren
$->- Leviticus.A!.6 $ot to 'ut one another to shae
$->F Leviticus.A!.7 $ot to take vengeance on another
$->J Leviticus.A!.7 $ot to bear a grudge
$->@ %euterono&44!@ $ot to take entire bird's nest, other and her &oung
$->6 Leviticus.-!-- $ot to shave a le'rous scall
$->7 %euterono&4F!7 $ot to cut or cauteriGe (reove) other signs of le'ros&
$->A %euterono&4.!F Dlow not a valle& where slain bod& found, eglah arufah
$-.> "#odus44!.6 $ot 'eritting a witchLsorcerer to live
$-.. %euterono&4F!J Take not bridegroo fro hoe in first &ear of arriage
$-.4 %euterono&.6!.. $ot to differ fro or disobe& the +ohani and the ,udge
$-.- %euterono&.-!. $ot to add to the MitGvotLcoandents of Torah
$-.F %euterono&.-!. $ot to detract fro the MitGvotLcoandents of Torah
$-.J "#odus44!46 $ot to curse a 8udge
$-.@ "#odus44!46 $ot to curse a ruler
$-.6 Leviticus.A!.F $ot to curse an& ,ew
$-.7 "#odus4.!.6 $ot cursing 'arents
$-.A "#odus4.!.J $ot to strike 'arents
$-4> "#odus4>!.> $ot to work on 9habbat
$-4. "#odus.@!4A $ot to walk be&ond 'eritted liits, eruv, on 9habbat
$-44 "#odus-J!- $ot to inflict 'unishent on the 9habbat
$-4- "#odus.4!.@ $ot to work on the first da& of Desach
$-4F "#odus.4!.@ $ot to work on the seventh da& of Desach
$-4J Leviticus4-!4. $ot to work on 9havuot
$-4@ Leviticus4-!4J $ot to work on )osh (a9hannah
$-46 Leviticus4-!-J $ot to work on the first da& of 9ukkot
$-47 Leviticus4-!-@ Work not 7thEda&L9heiniEBtGeret, (after (oshana )abba)
$-4A Leviticus4-!47 $ot to work on Yo Ci''ur L the %a& of Btoneent
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$--> Leviticus.7!6 $o relations with one's other
$--. Leviticus.7!7 $o relations with one's father's wife
$--4 Leviticus.7!A $o relations with one's sister
$--- Leviticus.7!.. $o relations with ste'Esister
$--F Leviticus.7!.> $o relations with one's son's daughter
$--J Leviticus.7!.> $o relations with one's daughter's daughter
$--@ Leviticus.7!.> $o relations with one's daughter
$--6 Leviticus.7!.6 $o relations with a woan and her daughter
$--7 Leviticus.7!.6 $o relations with a woan and her son's daughter
$--A Leviticus.7!.6 $o relations with a woan N her daughter's daughter
$-F> Leviticus.7!.4 $o relations with one's father's sister
$-F. Leviticus.7!.- $o relations with one's other's sister
$-F4 Leviticus.7!.F $o relations with wife of father's brother
$-F- Leviticus.7!.J $o relations with one's son's wife
$-FF Leviticus.7!.@ $o relations with brother's wife
$-FJ Leviticus.7!.7 $o relations with sister of wife, during wife's life
$-F@ Leviticus.7!.A $o relations with a enstruant
$-F6 Leviticus.7!4> $o relations with another an's wife
$-F7 Leviticus.7!4- Men a& not lie with beasts
$-FA Leviticus.7!4- Woen a& not lie with beasts
$-J> Leviticus.7!44 B an a& not lie carnall& with another an
$-J. Leviticus.7!6 B an a& not lie carnall& with his father
$-J4 Leviticus.7!.F B an a& not lie carnall& with his father's brother
$-J- Leviticus.7!@ $ot to be intiate with a kinswoan
$-JF %euterono&4-!- B aGer a& not have relations with a ,ewess
$-JJ %euterono&4-!.7 $o relations (harlotr&) with a woan outside arriage
$-J@ %euterono&4F!F )earr& not &our divorced wife after she has rearried
$-J6 %euterono&4J!J +hildless widow arr& none e#ce't late husbands brother
$-J7 %euterono&44!4A %ivorce not wife, that he has to arr& after ra'ing her
$-JA %euterono&44!.A %ivorce not wife, after falsel& slandering her
$-@> %euterono&4-!4 Man unable of 'rocreation (eunuch) not to arr& ,ewess
$-@. Leviticus44!4F $ot to castrate a an or beast
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$-@4 %euterono&.6!.J $ot a''ointing a king who is not of the seed of 2srael
$-@- %euterono&.6!.@ B king not to accuulate an e#cess nuber of horses
$-@F %euterono&.6!.6 B king not taking an& wives
$-@J %euterono&.6!.6 B king not aassing great 'ersonal wealth