Leviticus
The mitzvot of Tzav
After Sefer HaChinuch · by a Levite of Barcelona
Mitzvot in the parsha: 18 Positive: 9 Negative: 9
The first mitzvah of the parsha
131. The commandment of the lifting of the ashes
Leviticus 6:3
The root of the mitzvah
As with the building of the Temple, the aim here too is to make the House as splendid as we can. An altar cleared of its ashes, at the place where the fire is kindled, looks finer, and the fire itself catches better when there is no ash beneath it.
- 131
The commandment of the lifting of the ashes
Positive Leviticus 6:3
- 132
The commandment of lighting fire on the altar every day
Positive Leviticus 6:6
- 133
To not extinguish the fire upon the altar
Negative Leviticus 6:6
- 134
The commandment of eating the remainders of the meal offering
Positive Leviticus 6:9
- 135
To not make the remainders of the meal offering chamets
Negative Leviticus 6:10
- 136
The commandment of the daily meal offering of the high priest
Positive Leviticus 6:13
- 137
To not eat the meal offering of the priest
Negative Leviticus 6:16
- 138
The commandment of the procedure of the sin offering
Positive Leviticus 6:18
- 139
To not eat from the meat of the sin offerings processed inside
Negative Leviticus 6:23
- 140
The commandment of the procedure of the guilt offering
Positive Leviticus 7:1
- 141
The commandment of the procedure of the sacrifice of the peace offerings
Positive Leviticus 7:11
- 142
To not leave over meat from the thanksgiving sacrifice
Negative Leviticus 7:15
- 143
The commandment of the burning of the remnant of the sacrifices
Positive Leviticus 7:17
- 144
To not eat piggul
Negative Leviticus 7:18
- 145
To not eat meat of the sacrifices that has become impure
Negative Leviticus 7:19
- 146
The commandment of burning meat of sacrifices that has become impure
Positive Leviticus 7:19
- 147
That we not eat forbidden fat
Negative Leviticus 7:23
- 148
That we not eat the blood of a domesticated beast, a wild animal or a bird
Negative Leviticus 7:26