Commandment 116 of the 613 commandments legislates the daily total-offering called עולה in accordance with all the details described.

Commandment 117 deals with the offering called מנחה, and all its details.

Commandment 118 forbids the burning of incense containing honey or leavened matter.

Commandment 119 demands that every offering contain some salt.

Commandment 120 provides for the meat of the animal offerings, and the flour of the gift offerings to be salted.

Commandment 121 provides for the members of the High Court to offer a sacrifice if it turns out that they committed an error of judgment.

Commandment 122 provides that private individuals bring a sin offering if they have inadvertently become guilty of an offence for which the penalty is כרת if it had been committed intentionally.

Commandment 123 provides that someone who has witnessed a misdemeanour must testify as to what he has observed.

Commandment 124 provides for offerings that are graded in value according to the ability of the party liable for the offering to pay for same..

Commandment 125 forbids severing the head of a bird when the bird is offered as a sin offering.

Commandments 126 and 127 forbid the adding of oil or frankincense to the offering of a sinner.

Commandment 128 provides that if someone makes restitution for having inadvertently made use of Temple treasury property he must add 25% to the value of the original.

Commandment 129 legislates that if someone is not certain if he has been guilty of a certain offence he has to bring an אשם תלוי, a sin-offering of a temporary nature.

Commandment 130 legislates that stolen property must be returned in its original form.

Commandment 131 provides for sin offerings for certain specified offences.