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.
193.1) Visit the sick. 193.2) Sit on the same level as the patient when visiting. 193.3) Visit the sick to determine what you can do to help him and pray for his mercy. 193.4) You may pray in front of a sick person in any language. 193.5) Do not give the patient false hopes. 193.6)…
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…
162.1) Every woman whose husband is in town must perform the immersion. 162.2) Do not perform the immersion on the seventh day before the stars appear. 162.3) In case of emergency, you may perform immersion on the eighth day. 162.4) Do not stand on anything but the bottom of the poll during immersion. 162.5) Do…
153.1) If even a drop of blood comes from a woman’s womb, she is considered menstrually unclean. 153.2) If she does not feel the blood, but sees a stain on her clothes or sheets, she is unclean. 153.3) If a woman feels she has begun to menstruate even with no evidence, she is unclean. 153.4)…
157.1) A woman making preparation for her wedding must first count seven clean days. 157.2) If the wedding is postponed for any reason, she must again count seven clean days. 157.3) A woman should purify herself from an unclean state before she gets married. 157.4) A woman remarrying must count seven clean days also. 157.5)…
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.