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Mustard, being a grain, should not be planted within 15 cm (some say 30 cm) of other grains. Some Rabbis (ask yours) hold these laws do not apply to gardens planted outside Israel. One may not plant 2 types of grain along with a vine, even outside Israel. Source: Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 174
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Is boris becker Jewish?
under rabbinical law, yes!
Which is first muncipal garden of ahmedabad?
Law garden
What has the author Gerald J Blidstein written?
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Where do the other 613 rabbinical laws originate other than Leviticus?
The 613 mitzvot (Torah-commands) are not Rabbinical in origin; they are from God (Exodus 24:12). They are found throughout the Torah, but within the Torah they are mostly concentrated in the books of Exodus (from ch.12 onwards), Leviticus and Deuteronomy. (There are some in Genesis and Numbers, but fewer.) The individual commandments are sometimes explicit (i.e. God spoke to Moses saying, command the people to do X) and sometimes implicit (i.e. God set the situation like Y so that X should occur).Rabbinical laws are something else. They are written in the Talmud, not in the Torah. Most Rabbinical laws are intended not to introduce something new, but to be a safeguard to the Torah-laws. For example, Rabbinical law tells us not to handle an appliance on the Sabbath, while the Torah-law only forbids turning the appliance on or off during the Sabbath.
How is the Old Testament authoritative today?
Man shalt not live by bread alone but by every word that proceeded from the mouth of God. Every word means every word. Christians shouldn't adhere to the animal sacrifices as Jesus became the final sacrifice for sin. But Christians should adhere to the moral law of the bible that is found in the Old Testament less you grieve the Spirit of Grace. Please also note that the jews have a second law that in Jesus time was called the "tradition of the elders" but is currently called the "Talmud" which is rabbinical law or teachings. To the Jews rabbinical law supercedes biblical law. Which is why Jesus criticized the Jews for making the commandments of God of no effect because of their traditions. The Jewish teachers came asking Jesus questions based on their rabbinical teachings (heavy burdens that they were not able to bear) and Jesus responded from the law and the prophets (ie the Old Testament).
Is there a law on garden fires?
Yes. Don't start them.
Is it legal to remove California poppy in your own garden?
A common misconception associated with the plant, because of its status as a state flower, is that the cutting or damaging of the California poppy is illegal. There is no such law in California, outside of state law that makes it a misdemeanor to cut or remove any plant growing on state or county highways or public lands, except by authorized government employees and contractors; it is also against the law to remove plants on private property without the permission of the owner (Cal. Penal Code Section 384a)...Taken from Wikipedia...so yes, you can remove it from your own garden, just not someone else's =)
What time can you light a fire to burn wood in your garden?
Any law to say what times garden fires can be lit in Cornwall
A plant must overcome what law to grow?
Universal law of gravity
What has the author Menachem Elon written?
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Kosher means fit. The set of laws about what makes food kosher is called 'kashrut'. These laws specify what foods religiously observant Jews can and cannot eat.
What has the author Efraim Elimelech Urbach written?
Efraim Elimelech Urbach has written: 'The sages' 'Mehkarim be-madae ha-Yahadut (Sidrat \\' 'Collected writings in Jewish studies' -- subject(s): Aggada, History, History and criticism, Jewish law, Jewish leadership, Judaism, Leadership, Rabbinical literature, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Leadership, Study and teaching 'The Halakhah, its sources and development' -- subject(s): Jewish law, History, Rabbinical literature, History and criticism
