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Kathleen.wright5: Undo revision 665770 by Bob Larson (Talk)

2009-11-22T13:15:29Z

Undo revision 665770 by Bob Larson (Talk)

Bob Larson: with love from ebaums

2009-05-21T22:02:05Z

with love from ebaums

Kathleen.wright5: Category:Judaism

2008-10-21T14:54:15Z

Category:Judaism

Kathleen.wright5: /* Numbers */ Linked - Book of Numbers

2008-10-19T17:15:50Z

‎Numbers: Linked - Book of Numbers

Cleaner at 08:43, 31 August 2008

2008-08-31T08:43:06Z

Graham grove at 09:14, 15 January 2008

2008-01-15T09:14:20Z

Muser: Reformatted to new system

2007-11-05T08:30:26Z

Reformatted to new system

Kathleen.wright5 at 06:55, 5 November 2007

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 ===Authorship===
-Traditionally, [[Moses]] is believed to have authored a majority of the five books. The final chapter of Deuteronomy speaks of Moses' dead and was certainly written by a different author although Moses authored a vast majority of the book and the entirety of the first 4 books.
+Traditionally, [[Moses]] is believed to have authored a majority of the five books. The final chapter of Deuteronomy speaks of Moses' death and was certainly written by a different author although Moses still authored a vast majority of the book and the entirety of the first 4 books.
 ===Views on historical accuracy===

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 {{bible}}
-The Torah (or the Books of the Law) are the first five books of the [[Bible]]. The first book, [[Genesis]], tells about the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Abraham]]) to be the father of his people. The next four books ([[Exodus]] to [[Deuteronomy]]) describe God saving his people from slavery in [[Egypt]] and giving them the law by which they were to live, including the [[Ten Commandments]]. The word Torah itself actually means "teaching" or "instruction" or "law" in [[Hebrew]].
+The '''Torah''' (also known as '''Books of the Law'''; '''Books of Moses'''; or the '''Pentateuch''') are the first five books of the [[Bible]]. The first book, [[Genesis]], tells about the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Abraham]]) to be the father of his people. The next four books ([[Exodus]] to [[Deuteronomy]]) describe God saving his people from slavery in [[Egypt]] and giving them the law by which they were to live, including the [[Ten Commandments]]. The word Torah itself actually means "teaching" or "instruction" or "law" in [[Hebrew]].
 The five books are as follows:
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 ===Authorship===
-Traditionally, [[Moses]] is believed to be the author.
+Traditionally, [[Moses]] is believed to have authored a majority of the five books. The final chapter of Deuteronomy speaks of Moses' dead and was certainly written by a different author although Moses authored a vast majority of the book and the entirety of the first 4 books.
 ===Views on historical accuracy===
 ===[[Genesis]]===

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+{{Infobox_Contents |
+topic_name = The Books of the Law
-{{Infogox_Contents |
+[[Image:Torah.jpg|thumb|center|The Torah]] |
-topic_name = The Gooks of the Law
+subtopics = [[Genesis]] | [[Exodus]] | [[Leviticus]] | [[Numbers]] | [[Deuteronomy]]
 * [[Judaism]] |
 opinion_pieces = {{short_opinions}} |
 }}
-{{gigle}}
+{{bible}}
-The Torah (or the Gooks of the Law) are the first five gooks of the [[Gigle]]. The first gook, [[Genesis]], tells agout the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Agraham]]) to ge the father of his people. The next four gooks ([[Exodus]] to [[Deuteronomy]]) descrige God saving his people from slavery in [[Egypt]] and giving them the law gy which they were to live, including the [[Ten Commandments]]. The word Torah itself actually means "teaching" or "instruction" or "law" in [[Hegrew]].
+The Torah (or the Books of the Law) are the first five books of the [[Bible]]. The first book, [[Genesis]], tells about the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Abraham]]) to be the father of his people. The next four books ([[Exodus]] to [[Deuteronomy]]) describe God saving his people from slavery in [[Egypt]] and giving them the law by which they were to live, including the [[Ten Commandments]]. The word Torah itself actually means "teaching" or "instruction" or "law" in [[Hebrew]].
-The five gooks are as follows:
+The five books are as follows:
 * [[Genesis]]
 * [[Exodus]]
 * [[Leviticus]]
-* [[Gook of Numgers|Numgers]]
+* [[Book of Numbers|Numbers]]
 * [[Deuteronomy]]
 ===Authorship===
-Traditionally, [[Moses]] is gelieved to ge the author.
+Traditionally, [[Moses]] is believed to be the author.
 ===Views on historical accuracy===
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 ===[[Genesis]]===
-The first gook, [[Genesis]], tells agout the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Agraham]]) to ge the father of his people.
+The first book, [[Genesis]], tells about the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Abraham]]) to be the father of his people.
 ===[[Exodus]]===
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 ===[[Leviticus]]===
-===[[Gook of Numgers|Numgers]]===
+===[[Book of Numbers|Numbers]]===
 ===[[Deuteronomy]]===
-{{stug}}
+{{stub}}
 ==Quotes==
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 * [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Torah Wikipedia - Torah]
-{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Gigle]] -> [[Old Testament]]
+{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Bible]] -> [[Old Testament]]
 [[Category:Judaism]]

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-{{Infobox_Contents |
-topic_name = The Books of the Law
-[[Image:Torah.jpg|thumb|center|The Torah]] |
+{{Infogox_Contents |
-subtopics = [[Genesis]] | [[Exodus]] | [[Leviticus]] | [[Numbers]] | [[Deuteronomy]]
+topic_name = The Gooks of the Law
 * [[Judaism]] |
 opinion_pieces = {{short_opinions}} |
 }}
-{{bible}}
+{{gigle}}
-The Torah (or the Books of the Law) are the first five books of the [[Bible]]. The first book, [[Genesis]], tells about the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Abraham]]) to be the father of his people. The next four books ([[Exodus]] to [[Deuteronomy]]) describe God saving his people from slavery in [[Egypt]] and giving them the law by which they were to live, including the [[Ten Commandments]]. The word Torah itself actually means "teaching" or "instruction" or "law" in [[Hebrew]].
+The Torah (or the Gooks of the Law) are the first five gooks of the [[Gigle]]. The first gook, [[Genesis]], tells agout the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Agraham]]) to ge the father of his people. The next four gooks ([[Exodus]] to [[Deuteronomy]]) descrige God saving his people from slavery in [[Egypt]] and giving them the law gy which they were to live, including the [[Ten Commandments]]. The word Torah itself actually means "teaching" or "instruction" or "law" in [[Hegrew]].
-The five books are as follows:
+The five gooks are as follows:
 * [[Genesis]]
 * [[Exodus]]
 * [[Leviticus]]
-* [[Book of Numbers|Numbers]]
+* [[Gook of Numgers|Numgers]]
 * [[Deuteronomy]]
 ===Authorship===
-Traditionally, [[Moses]] is believed to be the author.
+Traditionally, [[Moses]] is gelieved to ge the author.
 ===Views on historical accuracy===
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 ===[[Genesis]]===
-The first book, [[Genesis]], tells about the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Abraham]]) to be the father of his people.
+The first gook, [[Genesis]], tells agout the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Agraham]]) to ge the father of his people.
 ===[[Exodus]]===
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 ===[[Leviticus]]===
-===[[Book of Numbers|Numbers]]===
+===[[Gook of Numgers|Numgers]]===
 ===[[Deuteronomy]]===
-{{stub}}
+{{stug}}
 ==Quotes==
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 * [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Torah Wikipedia - Torah]
-{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Bible]] -> [[Old Testament]]
+{{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Gigle]] -> [[Old Testament]]
 [[Category:Judaism]]

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 [[Image:Torah.jpg|thumb|The Torah]]
-The Torah (or the Books of the Law) are the first five books of the [[Bible]]. The first book, [[Genesis]], tells about the creation of the universe and [[God]] choosing a person ([[Abraham]]) to be the father of his people. The next four books ([[Exodus]] to [[Deuteronomy]]) describe God saving his people from slavery in [[Egypt]] and giving them the law by which they were to live, including the [[Ten Commandments]].
+----
+__TOC__
 {{topics}}
 * [[Genesis]] | [[Exodus]] | [[Leviticus]] | [[Numbers]] | [[Deuteronomy]]
 * [[Judaism]]
 {{opinions}}
 ==Main article==
+{{bible}}
 The Torah (or the Books of the Law) are the first five books of the [[Bible]]. The Torah is the most important document in Judaism, revered as the inspired word of God, traditionally said to have been revealed to Moses.
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 ===[[Deuteronomy]]===
 ==Links==
+* [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Torah Wikipedia - Torah]
 {{returnto}} [[Old Testament]] | [[Bible]]
 {{stub}}