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Eve (Chava, in Hebrew). Genesis ch.1-3.
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Who was the first pregnant woman in the Torah?
Naturally, the first woman in the world: Eve or as she is called in the Torah, Chava.
Is Tamar the first woman mentioned in Matthew's genealogy of Jesus?
Yes she is. The next woman mentioned is Ruth.
Who was the first pharaoh that enslaved the Hebrews?
There was only 1 Pharaoh that enslaved the Hebrews, but his name is not mentioned in the Torah.
Was Eve the first woman mentioned in the Bible?
Yes she was.
Who was the first woman mentioned in the new world?
The first woman to meet the Spanish conquistadors was a native- Malinali
Are Adam and Eve mentioned in the Old Testament?
Yes, they are mentioned from the 2nd to 4th chapters of Bereshit (Genesis).
Where is the star of david mentioned in the Torah?
The Star of David, which is actually called 'The Shield of David' is a "modern" civic symbol of the Jewish Nation, it is not mentioned in the Torah.
Which came first the priesthood or the Torah?
The kohanim (priesthood) came after the Torah was given. It is mentioned in Exodus 28 and elsewhere in the Torah. Before that, there was an ancient priesthood consisting of the firstborn Israelite males of all the Israelite Tribes. This ceased when the kohanim began serving.
Where did rosh hashanah begin?
It is first mentioned in the Torah (Leviticus ch.23), and elaborated upon in the Talmud (tractate Rosh Hashanah).
What is the name of the Prophet Mohammad in Torah?
Answer 1I don't believe the Prophet Muhammad is mentioned in the Jewish Torah, not according the Old Testament anyway!Answer 2It is absolutely certain that Muhammad is not mentioned in any part of the Torah. In fact, he is not mentioned in the rest of the Tanakh either, and nor does his name appear in the New Testament.
Did any Jewish woman kill another Jewish woman in the Torah?
No
What holiday is not mentioned in the Torah?
Although some references can be interpreted "after the fact", there are no direct mentions in the Torah of either Chanukah or Purim.
