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...gin with the Pentateuch, the Five Books of Moses, known in Hebrew as the [[Torah]]. Prophetic books include three sizable works, Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekie ...n ''Deuteronomy'', Moses preaches to the people of Israel, writes down the Torah onto a scroll, offers a retrospective account of the prior three books, and

# The Oral Law was was forbidden to be written, but the Torah gives permission (Deuteronomy) to the appointed Sages to break certain laws ===Karaite Interpretations of the Torah===

For [[Judaism|Jews]], circumcision is a commandment in the [[Torah]]. For [[Islam|Muslims]], it is widely practiced although the [[Qur'an]] do

Kaliv is headquarted in the Ezras Torah neighborhood of Jerusalem and is led by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Taub; Kalov i Rachmastrivka is headquarted in the Ezras Torah neighborhood of Jerusalem.

...n the [[post-Exilic period]] (late 5th century BC) by an editor known as [[Torah redactor|R]] (for Redactor), who also made small additions to harmonize dis ...at the book of Joshua was originally included with the five books of the [[Torah]], and they called the entire collection of texts the [[Hexateuch]].

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...p in analyzing Jewish texts and developing Jewish law set him apart from [[Torah im Derech Eretz|neo-Orthodox]] Judaism, which was concurrently developing u * ''Etz Hayim: A Torah Commentary'', Ed. David Lieber, [[Chaim Potok]] and [[Harold Kushner]], The

...'Ksav'': literally the "Written Torah", in contradistinction to the [[Oral Torah]]. Eventually, God led them to the [[land of Israel]]. ...t the details and interpretation of the law, which are called the ''[[Oral Torah]]'' or ''[[Oral law#Oral law in Judaism|oral law]]'', were originally an un

'''Genesis''' is the first book of the Hebrew Bible ([[Torah|The Torah]]) and of the [[Old Testament]] in the Christian Bible. It tells the story

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...z, along with Wiesel, as prime examples of "modern-day rabbis" who teach [[Torah ]]in a secular context. The New York Criminal Bar Association honored Dersh

...ion of Israel as an independent nation. Jewish law, and the stories of the Torah, became glue that bound the exiles together as a people. Consequently, afte

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...o represent Judaism as a whole) become a "People of the Book," i.e., the [[Torah]]. Another sect recognized Jesus Christ, as the new center of their religio

...y of texts ranging from the Sumerian [[Epic of Gilgamesh]] to the Hebrew [[Torah]], and onward to the Hellenistic [[Odyssey]] of [[Homer]]. These texts, th

...lites of Jerusalem|African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem]] [[Ha' Yisrayli Torah Brith Yahad]], and Doctor of Electro-homeopathic Medicine MD(AM), Edenic-Li

...y of texts ranging from the Sumerian [[Epic of Gilgamesh]] to the Hebrew [[Torah]], and onward to the Hellenistic [[Odyssey]] of [[Homer]]. These texts, th

...rounds for pantheism are sometimes characterized as reaching back to the [[Torah]] itself in its account of creation in [[Genesis]] and its earlier propheti

:*his status as the Messiah (''as-Masih''), who "confirmed the Torah that had come before him" (61:6), and predicted the future appearance of "A

<!--[[Image:TorahScroll.jpg|thumb|left|Ashkenazi [[Torah]] scroll]]--> ...uidance. The first five books of the [[Old Testament]] are known as the [[Torah]] and include [[Genesis]], [[Exodus]], [[Leviticus]], [[Book of Numbers|Num