172.1 ) Do not eat of a new crop belonging to any of the five species until offering the omer.
172.2) 172.1 applies to countries outside Israel.
172.3) The new crop law applies only to produce raised on a field of a Jew according to some.
183.1) Do not damage another person’s property. 183.2) You may not recover a loss of property at the expense of another. 183.3) Do not bribe a General to exempt yourself from serving in the military. 183.4) Do not surrender a person or the property of another to a heathen. 183.5) Do not trample the ploughed…
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…
192.1) Plead for mercy when you fall ill. 192.2) Go to a rabbi to ask him to plead for mercy for you. 192.3) You may see a physician when sick. 192.4) A physician is duty bound to treat you. 192.5) If you are not critically ill, you may not use a forbidden article as a…
182.1) Do not rob or steal. 182.2) Although it is permissible to take a thing of little value from another, do not do so. 182.3) Do not take something, even with the intent of returning it or as a joke. 182.4) Do not oppress your neighbor. 182.5) Do not try to talk your neighbor out…
203.1) Observe the rite of mourning for fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, and married sisters, wives, and husbands. 203.2) Observe partial mourning for other relatives. 203.3) For a child who died within thirty days from its birth, you need not rend your garments. 203.4) For twins, if one dies within the thirty days and…
159.1) A woman who perceives blood during her period of purity should count five pure days, including the day on which she perceived the flow. 159.2) When traveling, if a woman cannot obtain enough water to wash herself, it does not retard the “end of her menstrual period.” She should wipe herself as best she…