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Prohibited Labor

The topics in the chapter: The Prohibition of Melakha on Shabbat, Melakha and the Tabernacle, The 39 Melakhot, The Principles Underlying Biblical and Rabbinic Prohibitions, Defining a Prohibition as Biblical or Rabbinic, Melakhot Dealing with Food Preparation, Cooking (Bishul), Warming Trays, Shabbat Urns, Separating (Borer), Grinding (Toĥen), Kneading (Lash), Hygiene, Applying Makeup, Hot Water Boilers, Bathing, Laundering (Kibus), Sewing (Tofer), Tying (Kosheir), Untying (Matir), and Tearing (Kore’a), Lighting a Fire (Mavir), Electricity, Electric Appliances, Building (Boneh) and Cutting (Meĥatekh), Writing (Kotev), Erasing (Moĥek), and Dyeing (Tzove’a), Agricultural Melakhot, Animals, Carrying (Hotza’a), Boundaries (Teĥum)

The Prohibition of Melakha on Shabbat

Melakha and the Tabernacle

The 39 Melakhot

The Principles Underlying Biblical and Rabbinic Prohibitions

Defining a Prohibition as Biblical or Rabbinic

Melakhot Dealing with Food Preparation

Cooking (Bishul)

Warming Trays

Shabbat Urns

Separating (Borer)

Grinding (Toĥen)

Kneading (Lash)

Hygiene

Applying Makeup

Hot Water Boilers

Bathing

Laundering (Kibus)

Sewing (Tofer), Tying (Kosheir), Untying (Matir), and Tearing (Kore’a)

Lighting a Fire (Mavir)

Electricity

Electric Appliances

Building (Boneh) and Cutting (Meĥatekh)

Writing (Kotev), Erasing (Moĥek), and Dyeing (Tzove’a)

Agricultural Melakhot

Animals

Carrying (Hotza’a)

Boundaries (Teĥum)

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