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parashah-reeh

54 concepts carry this tag.

Commandment54

B

Bring all avowed and freewill offerings to the Temple on the first subsequent festivalDeuteronomy 12:5. A positive commandment.
Bring all sacrifices from outside Israel to the TempleDeuteronomy 12:26. A positive commandment.
Burn a city that has turned to idol worshipDeuteronomy 13:17. A positive commandment.

C

Carefully interrogate the witnessDeuteronomy 13:15. A positive commandment.

D

Destroy idols and their accessoriesDeuteronomy 12:2. A positive commandment.
Do not add any commandments to the LawDeuteronomy 12:32. A prohibition.
Do not appear at the Temple during Passover, the Feast of Weeks, and the Feast of Tabernacles without offeringsDeuteronomy 16:16. A prohibition.
Do not cease hating an idolaterDeuteronomy 13:9. A prohibition.
Do not derive benefit from an idolatrous cityDeuteronomy 13:18. A prohibition.
Do not destroy objects associated with G-d's NameDeuteronomy 12:4. A prohibition.
Do not diminish any commandments from the LawDeuteronomy 12:32. A prohibition.
Do not eat leavened food on the afternoon of the 14th day of NisanDeuteronomy 16:3. A prohibition.
Do not eat meat torn off a living creatureDeuteronomy 12:23. A prohibition.
Do not eat non-kosher flying insectsDeuteronomy 14:19. A prohibition.
Do not eat of an animal that dies of natural causesDeuteronomy 14:21. A prohibition.
Do not eat sacrifices which have become unfit or blemishedDeuteronomy 14:3. A prohibition.
Do not eat second tithe grains outside JerusalemDeuteronomy 12:17. A prohibition.
Do not eat second tithe oil outside JerusalemDeuteronomy 12:17. A prohibition.
Do not eat second tithe wine products outside JerusalemDeuteronomy 12:17. A prohibition.
Do not eat the meat of an offering away from the TempleDeuteronomy 12:17. A prohibition.
Do not eat the meat of minor sacrifices before sprinkling the bloodDeuteronomy 12:15. A prohibition.
Do not entice an individual to idol worshipDeuteronomy 13:12. A prohibition.
Do not leave the meat of the Passover lamb of the 14th until the 16thDeuteronomy 16:4. A prohibition.
Do not listen to a false prophetDeuteronomy 13:4. A prohibition.
Do not love those who entice others into idolatryDeuteronomy 13:9. A prohibition.
Do not make a bald spot in mourningDeuteronomy 14:1. A prohibition.
Do not offer any sacrifices outside the courtyardDeuteronomy 12:13. A prohibition.
Do not pressure or claim from the borrower during the seventh yearDeuteronomy 15:2. A prohibition.
Do not rebuild an idolatrous city that has been burnedDeuteronomy 13:17. A prohibition.
Do not refrain from incriminating an idolaterDeuteronomy 13:9. A prohibition.
Do not refrain from lending immediately before the release of the loans for fear of monetary lossDeuteronomy 15:9. A prohibition.
Do not refrain from rejoicing with, and giving gifts to, the Levites on the Pilgrimage FestivalsDeuteronomy 12:19. A prohibition.
Do not save an idolater from executionDeuteronomy 13:9. A prohibition.
Do not say anything in an idolater's defenseDeuteronomy 13:9. A prohibition.
Do not send a Hebrew slave away empty-handedDeuteronomy 15:13. A prohibition.
Do not shear the fleece of consecrated animalsDeuteronomy 15:19. A prohibition.
Do not tear or cut the skin in mourningDeuteronomy 14:1. A prohibition.
Do not withhold charity from the poorDeuteronomy 15:7. A prohibition.
Do not work consecrated animalsDeuteronomy 15:19. A prohibition.

E

Examine the signs of fowl to distinguish between those which are kosher and non-kosherDeuteronomy 14:11. A positive commandment.

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O

Offer all sacrifices in the TempleDeuteronomy 12:11. A positive commandment.

P

Press the idolater for payment of a loanDeuteronomy 15:3. A positive commandment.

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