Berel Bell

The 326th prohibition is that we are forbidden to perform melachah on Rosh HaShanah. The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement Lev. 23:25., "No servile melachah may be done [on that day]."

The 325th prohibition is that we are forbidden to perform melachah on Shavuos. The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement, "No servile This phrase, m'leches avodah, excludes those types of melachah involving food preparation. Nevertheless, there ar...

The 324th prohibition is that we are forbidden to perform melachah on the seventh day of Pesach. The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement, Ibid. "No melachah may be done on these days," i.e., the first and the seventh days [of Pesach].

The 323rd prohibition is that we are forbidden to perform melachah on the first day Ex. 12:16. of Pesach. The source of this commandment is G-d's statement, Outside of Israel, this mitzvah is for two days. "No melachah may be done on these days" [i.e., th...

The 201st prohibition is that we are forbidden to have chometz found in our dwellings, even if it is not visible, or if it is left as a deposit. The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement, Ex. 12:19. "For seven days, no chometz may be found in your...

The 200th prohibition is that we are forbidden to have chometz seen in our dwellings all seven Outside of Israel, this mitzvah is for eight days. days [of Pesach]. The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement, Ex. 13:7. "None of your chometz may be s...

The 198th prohibition is that we are forbidden from eating anything with chometz [leaven] mixed into it, even if it is not bread; e.g., muryas, A type of dip. kutach, A dip containing whey, salt, and pieces of bread. See Pesachim 42a. etc. The source of t...

The 197th prohibition is that we are forbidden to eat chometz on Pesach. The source of this commandment is G‑d's statement, Ex. 13:3. "No chometz may be eaten." If chometz was eaten intentionally, the punishment is kores, See Principle 14, where the Ramba...

The 170th mitzvah is that we are commanded to listen to the sound of the shofar on the first In practice, even in Israel this mitzvah is kept for two days. For more on this see Why Rosh Hashanah Is Two Days day of Tishrei [Rosh Hashanah]. The source of th...

The 169th mitzvah is that we are commanded to hold a lulav [palm branch, together with the other three species, esrog, myrtle, willow] and to rejoice This refers to rejoicing with the mitzvah of lulav, since the general mitzvah of rejoicing on holidays is...