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Which god do the Jews worship, and what is their holy book?

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Katelyn Kuhn

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Jews worship what they hold to be the only God, the creator of the Universe, the righteous judge who grants knowledge, desires repentance, forgives sin, heals the sick, grants life through the years and listens to prayer. Jews hold that this is the God who revealed the Torah to Moses at Mount Siani, and inspired the prophets and writers. The Torah, the books of the Prophets, and the writings make up the Hebrew Bible. Discussions by the early rabbis and sages about the meaning of the Torah have been gathered into a library of books that, taken together are called the Talmud. All of the different editions of the Siddur, the prayerbooks used in Jewish services, are distilled from the Hebrew Bible through the lens of the Talmud. So is the text of the Hagaddah, the key text used on Passover.

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