As Jews, our primary obligation in life is to fulfill the will of our Creator as expressed in the Torah, and specifically, by way of the Taryag (613) Mitzvos. It is therefore essential to know what these Mitzvos are and what they mean.
Adapted from the classic Sefer HaChinuch, here is an ideal way, for anyone and everyone, to become readily familiar with all 613 Mitzvos, at a glance.
This convenient guide briefly discusses each mitzvah, both positive and negative, as it appears in the sequence of the weekly parsha; provides the source for each mitzvah along with a concise explanation, and concludes with key lessons to be derived from that mitzvah.
Clear and easy-to-follow, it is ideal for daily study, the Shabbos table, quick reference or perusal. It’s a great introduction for those unfamiliar with the fundamental concept of Taryag Mitzvos, and a great review for those who already are..
As Jews, our primary obligation in life is to fulfill the will of our Creator as expressed in the Torah, and specifically, by way of the Taryag (613) Mitzvos. It is therefore essential to know what these Mitzvos are and what they mean.
Adapted from the classic Sefer HaChinuch, here is an ideal way, for anyone and everyone, to become readily familiar with all 613 Mitzvos, at a glance.
This convenient guide briefly discusses each mitzvah, both positive and negative, as it appears in the sequence of the weekly parsha; provides the source for each mitzvah along with a concise explanation, and concludes with key lessons to be derived from that mitzvah.
Clear and easy-to-follow, it is ideal for daily study, the Shabbos table, quick reference or perusal. It’s a great introduction for those unfamiliar with the fundamental concept of Taryag Mitzvos, and a great review for those who already are..
As Jews, our primary obligation in life is to fulfill the will of our Creator as expressed in the Torah, and specifically, by way of the Taryag (613) Mitzvos. It is therefore essential to know what these Mitzvos are and what they mean.
Adapted from the classic Sefer HaChinuch, here is an ideal way, for anyone and everyone, to become readily familiar with all 613 Mitzvos, at a glance.
This convenient guide briefly discusses each mitzvah, both positive and negative, as it appears in the sequence of the weekly parsha; provides the source for each mitzvah along with a concise explanation, and concludes with key lessons to be derived from that mitzvah.
Clear and easy-to-follow, it is ideal for daily study, the Shabbos table, quick reference or perusal. It’s a great introduction for those unfamiliar with the fundamental concept of Taryag Mitzvos, and a great review for those who already are..
