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Slaughtering an Animal and its Offspring on the Same Day

Negative Commandment 101

Putting Oil on a Meal Sin Offering

Negative Commandment 102

Putting Frankincense on a Meal Sin Offering

Negative Commandment 103

Oil on the Suspected Adulteress' Meal Offering

Negative Commandment 104

Frankincense on the Suspected Adulteress' Meal Offering

Negative Commandment 105

Exchanging an Animal Designated for Sacrifice for Another

Negative Commandment 106

Switching the Sacrificial Designation of an Animal

Negative Commandment 107

Redeeming Firstborn Animals

Negative Commandment 108

Selling the Animal Tithe

Negative Commandment 109

Selling Sanctified Objects ("Cherem")

Negative Commandment 110

Redeeming Sanctified Property ("Cherem")

Negative Commandment 111

Decapitating the Fowl Sin Offering

Negative Commandment 112

Doing Work with Animal Designated for Sacrifice

Negative Commandment 113

Shearing an Animal Designated for Sacrifice

Negative Commandment 114

Sacrificing the Paschal Offering with Chametz in One's Possession

Negative Commandment 115

Leaving Overnight the Fats of the Paschal Offering

Negative Commandment 116

Leaving Over Meat of the Paschal Offering until Morning

Negative Commandment 117

Leaving Over Meat of the Festival Offering until the Third Morning

Negative Commandment 118

Leaving Over Meat of the Second Passover Offering until Morning

Negative Commandment 119

Leaving Sacrificial Meat Uneaten

Negative Commandment 120

Breaking a Bone of the Paschal Offering

Negative Commandment 121

Breaking a Bone of the Second Passover Offering sacrifice

Negative Commandment 122

Removing the Paschal Offering from its Designated Location of Consumption

Negative Commandment 123

Baking the Remainder of a Meal Offering as Leaven

Negative Commandment 124

Eating the Paschal Offering Boiled or Underdone

Negative Commandment 125

A Gentile Eating of the Paschal Offering

Negative Commandment 126

An Uncircumcised Male Eating of the Paschal Offering

Negative Commandment 127

An Apostate Eating from the Paschal Offering

Negative Commandment 128

Consuming Sacrificial Meat while Ritually Impure

Negative Commandment 129

Consuming Ritually Impure Sacrificial Meat

Negative Commandment 130

Consuming Leftover Sacrificial Meat

Negative Commandment 131

Rejected Sacrificial Meat ("Pigul")

Negative Commandment 132

A Non-Priest Eating the Priestly Tithe

Negative Commandment 133

A Priest's Servants Consuming of the Priestly Tithe

Negative Commandment 134

An Uncircumcised Individual Eating of the Priestly Tithe

Negative Commandment 135

A Ritually Impure Priest Eating of the Priestly Tithe

Negative Commandment 136

A "Profaned" Woman Eating Holy Foods

Negative Commandment 137

Consuming the Priest's Meal Offering

Negative Commandment 138

Eating from Sacrifices whose Blood was Sprinkled in the Sanctuary

Negative Commandment 139

Eating the Flesh of an Animal that was Disqualified as a Sacrifice

Negative Commandment 140

Eating Second Tithe Grain outside of Jerusalem

Negative Commandment 141

Eating Second Tithe Wine outside of Jerusalem

Negative Commandment 142

Eating Second Tithe Olive Oil outside of Jerusalem

Negative Commandment 143

Proper Consumption of the Firstborn Sacrifice

Negative Commandment 144

Consuming Offerings outside their Prescribed Boundary

Negative Commandment 145

Partaking of the Burnt Offering

Negative Commandment 146

Consuming Offerings before their Blood is Sprinkled on the Altar

Negative Commandment 147

Consuming First Fruits outside of Jerusalem

Negative Commandment 149

A Non-Priest Partaking of the Holiest Sacrifices

Negative Commandment 148

Eating the Second Tithe while Ritually Impure

Negative Commandment 150

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