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THE 613 LAWS & COMMANDMENTS
The traditional 613-commandment framework organized for study by source passage, category, positive or negative command, audience and historical setting.

IMPORTANT
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Commands traditionally classified as obligations to perform an action.
Prohibitions studied in their scriptural context rather than as isolated slogans.
Distinguish all Israel, individuals, men, women, priests, judges, kings, land and Temple contexts.
No individual Israelite historically performed every command. Many commands concern specific offices, persons, places or circumstances. Individual study pages should identify original scope and context.
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FROM DON ELLIOTT’S FACEBOOK COLLECTION
34 copied teaching posts on Scripture, covenant and faithful conduct.
Browse the complete copied posts →COMMANDMENT STUDY
Begin with Genesis and the sanctification of the seventh day.
Compare the Sabbath commands in Exodus and Deuteronomy and note their stated reasons.
Collect explicit Torah instructions concerning work, commerce, gathering, fire and communal observance before deriving applications.
Trace Sabbath language through the Prophets and New Testament, noting context and interpretive disagreements.
The finished study will distinguish explicit biblical command, historically inferred practice, later tradition, and the site's teaching conclusion.
Scripture-first commandment study with evidence and interpretation lanes.