The mitzvot of the Torah, parsha by parsha

Exodus

The mitzvot of Ki Tisa

After Sefer HaChinuch · by a Levite of Barcelona

Mitzvot in the parsha: 9 Positive: 4 Negative: 5

The first mitzvah of the parsha

105. The commandment of the giving of the half shekel during the year

Exodus 30:13

The root of the mitzvah

The half shekel exists so that all Israel, the rich just like the poor, are equal partners in the offerings brought before God all year round. In this way every Jew is part of the mitzvah, and the merit of them all rises together before God for good.

  1. 105

    The commandment of the giving of the half shekel during the year

    Positive Exodus 30:13

  2. 106

    The commandment of sanctifying the hands and the feet at the time of the service

    Positive Exodus 30:19

  3. 107

    The commandment of anointing the high priest and the kings of the House of David with anointing oil

    Positive Exodus 30:25

  4. 108

    To not rub a foreigner with anointing oil

    Negative Exodus 30:32

  5. 109

    To not make oil according to the specification of the anointing oil

    Negative Exodus 30:32

  6. 110

    To not make incense according to the specification of the incense

    Negative Exodus 30:37

  7. 111

    To not eat and drink a gift to idol worship

    Negative Exodus 34:12

  8. 112

    The commandment of the land resting on the seventh year

    Positive Exodus 34:21

  9. 113

    To not eat meat with milk

    Negative Exodus 34:26