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The Torah contains history and law, but it also has many principles of belief, ethics, morals and ways of thinking.

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Jaquan Kemmer

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How are principles and Torah relayes?

Principles and Torah are interconnected as the Torah serves as the foundational text of Jewish law, ethics, and spirituality, articulating core principles that guide behavior and belief. These principles, such as justice, compassion, and community responsibility, are derived from the Torah's narratives, commandments, and teachings. Together, they provide a framework for moral conduct and societal values within Judaism, influencing both individual actions and communal life. Thus, the Torah is not just a set of laws but a source of ethical principles that shape the Jewish way of life.


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