The Cooking Prohibition of meat and milk and its application:[1] The General Prohibition:[2] It is a Biblical prohibition to cook meat with milk and one who does so and cooks a total of a Kezayis worth of meat with milk is liable for lashes. [It is Biblically forbidden to cook

The mitzvah of “Ve’ahavta Lere’acha Kamocha”[1] The Command: It is a positive command in the Torah for one to love every Jew as himself as the verse[2] states “Ve’ahavta lere’acha kamocha”. [This Mitzvah is counted among the Taryag Mitzvos.[3] Anyone who transgresses one of the prohibitions between people—such as stealing

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Lo Sachmod – The objects and items of which the coveting prohibition applies to:[1] Introduction & Background Laws The Issur of Lo Sachmod and Lo Sisaveh: The Torah prohibits jealousy and the coveting of another person’s possessions, as articulated in the Tenth of the Ten Commandments. The Poskim[2] clarify that