Parshat Nasso, commences with commandment 362, that people who have become defiled are required to leave the camp, as it says (5,1) וישלחו מן המחנה people who suffer from serious impurities such as טומאת זב, טומאת מת, or צרעת.

Commandment 363 forbids a person who is impure to enter the precincts of the Tabernacle or Temple respectively.

Commandment 364 stipulates that if one is aware of a sin one has become guilty of, one has to confess to G–d. This commandment includes the need to do penitence. The relevant verse is 5,7.

Commandment 365 forbids the addition of oil to the מנחה sacrifice to be brought by the husband of the סוטה, the woman suspected of marital infidelity (5,15).

Commandment 366 forbids the addition of frankincense to that sacrifice (5,15).

Commandment 367 requires that a woman suspected of infidelity without adequate proof must undergo all its provisions.

Commandment 368 prohibits the Nazirite from drinking wine, or any mixture containing grapes or parts of them, since the Torah writes: "וכל משרת ענבים לא ישתה" (6,3).

Commandment 369 forbids the Nazirite to eat fresh grapes.

Commandment 370 forbids the Nazirite to eat dry grapes, raisins; it states: וענבים לחים או יבשים לא יאכל (6,3).

Commandment 371 forbids the Nazirite to eat the kernels of the grapes, חרצנים (6,4).

Commandment 372 forbids the Nazirite to eat the husks of the grapes, זג, (ibid.).

Commandment 373 forbids the Nazirite to shave; it says: "תער לא יבא על ראשו, a razor must not be used on his face/head" (6,5).

Commandment 374 commands the Nazirite to grow his hair during the period of his vow, since the Torah says: “גדל פרע שער ראשו” (6,5).

Commandment 375 prohibits the נזיר from defiling himself through contact with a human corpse (6,6).

Commandment 376 forbids the Nazirite to remain under the same roof as a dead human being; the Torah says: "ועל כל נפשות מת לא יבא" (Leviticus 21,11).

Commandment 377 requires the Nazirite to shave his hair if he has defiled himself during the period of his vow, or to shave his hair at the termination of his state of נזירות (based on Leviticus. 14,8, he must shave all his hair). [This quote seems inappropriate as it deals with the מצרע, not the נזיר. Ed.]

Commandment 378 commands the Priests to bless the Israelites in the Tabernacle, based on 6,23.

Commandment 379 instructs the Priests who carry the ark, to carry it on their shoulders, as is written in 7,19: "בכתף ישאו."