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sevap (musevilik)

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mitzvah
 Any one of 613 positive or negative commandments suggested in the Torah Commonly, a good deed
Commandment; obligatory responses to our Jewish traditions
1 One of the six hundred thirteen commandments given by G-d to the Jewish People, or seven commandments given by G-d to the nations of the world, at Mt Sinai
(pl mitzvos): A religious obligation, good deed; one of the 613 commandments of the Torah
or Mitzvot
Any of the 613 commandments of Jewish law
Literal translation: commandment or obligation Plural of mitzvah is mitzvot The torah contains 613 mitzvot, 248 of which are termed "positive" commandments and 365 of which are "negative " Mitzvot are not for personal gain, "but to perfect moral character and to express love of God " (Siddur Miforash, p 26A) Some people refer to good deeds as mitzvot
{i} (Hebrew) good deed; commandment, Jewish law of moral conduct
Commandment, good deed, right action
(Judaism) a good deed performed out of religious duty
(n ) Good deed: Walking the blind woman across the street was quite a mitzvah
( meetz-VAH ) A commanded deed, a value-action A fundamental Jewish concept about the obligation of the individual to perform command-ments set forth in the TORAH and elaborated by rabbinic tradition Often it is used to mean a "good deed "
An act of kindness
(Judaism) a precept or commandment of the Jewish law
(Judaism) a good deed performed out of religious duty (Judaism) a precept or commandment of the Jewish law
sevap (musevilik)
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