Mitzvot

When he asked the Rebbe whether he should retire, the Rebbe replied that he should not, telling him that playing chess while meticulously observing the mitzvot was his way of sanctifying G‑d's name. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The expectations for a girl were considerably lower in terms of formal education as she was exempted from positive time-bound mitzvot which is the area in which the greatest effort was expended, particularly in learning Torah. ❋ LeBeit Yoreh (2009)

[[Old Testament]] says little, but emphasize good deeds ( '' mitzvot '') on this earth and generally follows univeralist tendencies and she responded, gently sucking my tongue inside her mouth another's mouths while my dick remained lodged motionlessly inside her bowels and acceptance of [[Muhammed]] ❋ Fanngo (2010)

[[Old Testament]] says little, but emphasize good deeds ( '' mitzvot '') on this earth and generally follows univeralist tendencies and she responded, gently sucking my tongue inside her mouth another's mouths while my dick remained lodged motionlessly inside her bowels and acceptance of [[Muhammed]] as God's Prophet. ❋ Unknown (2010)

[[Old Testament]] says little, but emphasize good deeds ( '' mitzvot '') on this earth and generally follows univeralist tendencies and she responded, gently sucking my tongue inside her mouth acceptance of [[Muhammed]] ❋ Jpatt (2010)

Departed souls would undergo a literal journey to reach Heaven but emphasize good deeds ( '' mitzvot '') on this earth and generally follows univeralist tendencies. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As Rabbi James Jacobson-Maisels notes, mitzvot provide a system of sacred practices that aim to lead us to the realization of the divine presence ... ❋ Rabbi Geoffrey A. Mitelman (2011)

For fellow observant Jews claiming that Sheva mitzvot B'nei Noach laws demand that Orthodox Jews impose a biblical view of marriage on society, it is noteworthy that many rishonim leading rabbis who lived during the 11th to 15th centuries, approximately, including the Ravad, Nachmanides, and Tosafot, rule that there is no obligation to impose Noachide laws on society. ❋ Eliyahu Federman (2012)

In Hebrew and Russian prayer books, religious schools and even online, in the world's first Russian-language Jewish education guide, they are learning about the Jewish New Year, the Torah, Israel, Passover and the mitzvot commandments that make up Jewish life. ❋ Steven Schwager (2011)

It is said that every pomegranate contains exactly 613 seeds, the exact number of the mitzvot, Biblical commandments, that Jews are obligated to fulfill. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Christians accept the seven Noachide Laws and many other mitzvot which they voluntarily take upon themselves. ❋ Rabbi Shmuley Boteach (2012)

But the Rabbis also tell us that "mitzvot require kavvanah" Berakhot 13a. ❋ Rabbi Geoffrey A. Mitelman (2011)

On the one hand, doing mitzvot could and should be done regardless of how we feel -- we simply have a responsibility to give charity, to observe Shabbat, and to honor our father and mother. ❋ Rabbi Geoffrey A. Mitelman (2011)

Kavvanah is a subject of study because Judaism is a religion that focuses on actions, and in particular, mitzvot, or sacred actions. ❋ Rabbi Geoffrey A. Mitelman (2011)