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What is the Torah and why is it important?
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What is the Torah and why is it important?

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The Torah is very important for jews, is a thing that contains all their beliefs and gives them guidance. Jews People guide themselves according to the Torah. (we could say the torah is kinda like a Bible) (Torah is referred to be the 5 books of moses, They believe that the Torah shows how God wants Jews to live.)

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Torah is the first five books in the Christan Bible. They are laws given to Moses by God and govern both Christans and Jews.



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