Prologue: Chapter 21
The precepts of the Torah
Synopsis

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The first precept:

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The second precept:

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The third precept: Constant Awareness of the Creator

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The fourth precept: Knowing that all is Unified

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The fifth precept: The Study of the Torah

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The sixth precept: To Procreate

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The seventh precept: To Perform Circumcision on the Eighth Day

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The eighth precept: To Love the Convert who comes to be circumcised and desires to enter under the wings of the Shechinah

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The ninth precept: To Show Mercy to the Needy and Supply Them with Food

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The tenth precept: To Put On Tfilin and to Complete Oneself according to the Supernal Image

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The eleventh precept: To Give Tithing

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The twelfth precept: To Bring the First of the Fruits of the Trees

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The thirteenth precept: To Perform the Redemption Ritual for His Son and Connect to the Power of Life

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts:

The fourteenth precept: To Observe the Shabbat

The Zohar embarks on a discussion that pertains to fourteen significant spiritual precepts: