99.1) Do not handle anything forbidden on the Sabbath on a festival.
99.2) You may cover an egg laid on festival with a vessel to prevent it from breaking.
99.3) Do not prop a door with wood. You may kindle a fire with wood though.
99.4) You may handle ashes of wood that was burned the day before a festival.
99.5) You may kindle a fire with nut shells eaten before the day of festival.
119.1) Eat the matzah (unleavened bread) and say kiddush at night on Pesach. 119.2) Have cups filled by a servant or a household person. 119.3) The person conducting the ceremony should wash his hands without saying the benediction, dry them, and cut the karpas and serve it. 119.4) Cups are refilled and a child asks,…
127.1) Fast whenever a calamity hits you. 127.2) When you plan to fast, make a resolution to do so on the preceding day during the Shemoneh esreh (eighteen; silent prayer) of the Minhah. 127.3) You do not need to speak aloud your plan to fast during the 10 days of penitence, on the first day…
116.1) Purify your oven. Earthen vessels will not be pure by simply rinsing in hot water or by glowing. 116.2) Vessels of wood, metal, stone or bone can be made fit by rinsing them with hot water. 116.3) Purify vessels of all rust. 116.4) Glow utensils which are used over fire. 116.5) Purify a vessel…
117.1) If leaven is found the day before Pesach (Passover), it is forbidden. 117.2) If grain seeds are found in a well of water, do not use the water during Pesach. 117.3) Do not singe poultry with straw bearing ears of corn. 117.4) Do not use any legumes or dried fruits during Pesach. 117.5) Do…
111.1) On the eve of Passover, search for leaven immediately after nightfall. 111.2) Use only one wax candle for the search. 111.3) Search for leaven in all rooms and vessels. 111.4) Do not search in stalls or coops. 111.5) Search all nooks and crannies with care. 111.6) Search the rooms of non-Jews as well as…
103.1) It is your duty and honor to observe festivals. 103.2) You should groom yourself as honor to festivals. 103.3) You should have two meals on each day of a festival to represent delight for festivals. 103.4) Say the benediction Sheheheyanu (Who hath kept us in life) at the conclusion of the evening kiddush…