Chapter 169 – Tattooing and Depilation
169.1) Do not tattoo yourself.
169.2) Do not cut yourself in grief.
169.3) Do not pluck out your hair for mourning.
169.1) Do not tattoo yourself.
169.2) Do not cut yourself in grief.
169.3) Do not pluck out your hair for mourning.
194.1) Do not touch a dying person as it might hasten his demise. 194.2) If the house catches fire, you may move him. 194.3) Make sure that no limb hangs off the bed. 194.4) Once the person is in the throes of death, no one present at the beginning of the throes should leave. 194.5)…
184.1) Do not strike your fellow man. 184.2) Do not strike even a disobedient servant. 184.3) Do not throw broken glass any place where it may cause harm to another. 184.5) Do not do anything on your own premise or on public property that may cause harm to another. 184.6) Do not scare another. 184.7)…
186.1) Do not prevent an animal from eating when he is working. 186.2) Do not muzzle the beast of a non-Jew. 186.3) Provide drink to a thirsty animal. 186.4) You may muzzle an animal if the product of the field he is working in would harm him if eaten.
161.1) You should immerse your entire body together with all your hair at one time. 161.2) Mucus in the eye is considered an interposition if it is on the outside. 161.3) Dried blood on a wound is considered an interposition. 161.4) Plaster on a wound is considered an interposition. 161.5) Fecal matter on the body…
145.1) It is every man’s duty to take a wife after the age of eighteen. 145.2) Once you have a son and a daughter, you have fulfilled your obligation to propagate. 145.3) Even if you have fulfilled your propagation obligation, you should take a wife. 145.4) Divorce a woman after ten years if you have…
164.1) Every Jew has a duty to redeem the firstborn son. 164.2) You should not retract the redemption of a son from a kohen (priest) you have made a promise to. 164.3) Do not redeem the firstborn until he is fully thirty days old. 164.4) The father brings his firstborn before the Kohen, gives him…