Chapter 157 – Prenuptial Laws

156.1) If a woman bleeds due to cohabitation, she may have intercourse again after purifying herself. 156.2) She should examine herself after a second time of intercourse to ascertain that the flow is from the cohabitation and not a menstrual time. 156.3) If a woman thinks she has become unclean during cohabitation, she should inform…

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…

160.1) A woman must thoroughly wash her entire body with warm water on the seventh day of purification and thoroughly cleanse her hair and disentangle it. 160.2) Do not cleanse hair with ingredients that tend to tangle it. 160.3) If a bath does not adjoin the ritual pool, she should comb her hair in the…

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…

174.1) Do not graft two diverse kinds of trees. 174.2) Do not preserve a tree that grows two kinds of fruit. You may eat the fruit though. 174.3) The restriction to not sow two kinds of seeds in a vineyard applies only to places inside Israel

202.1) A kohen (priest) must not defile himself by coming into contact with a dead body of any kind. 202.2) A kohen must not enter a tent where there is a dead body. 202.3) If two houses are close together and a dead body is in one, a kohen not enter either house. 202.4) Even…