Because it's sacred writing
The Torah is available in printed form in any Bible (the books of Genesis through Deuteronomy), not to mention the copies of the Chumash typically found in synagogue sanctuaries and Jewish homes, but the scrolls used for the public Torah reading in a Jewish service must be hand copied by a trained scribe and written on animal-skin parchment using oak-gall ink and a reed or feather pen. This is a matter of Jewish tradition and Jewish law, backed by numereous passages scattered through the Talmud and codified in later codes of Jewish law.
The Torah
it was used as a record of the ancient hebrews
because they need laws
Today we call it Judaism. In ancient times, it didn't have a name; it was simply the Torah itself.
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This is our tradition, commanded explicitly in our Oral Law (Talmud, Megillah 17a).
"The last times" is a Christian concept and cannot be found in the Torah.
I would think that the Colosseum arena and the fights of gladiators there was Rome's biggest attraction in ancient times.
In ancient Times, they followed a monolatrous religion that worshipped God, also called Biblical Judaism, today, they follow modern forms of Judaism.
i think its beacase in ancient times it was bad for men to were and thing gold i think is beacase of a greek said it was bad or banned
In ancient times almost all kings were considered to be living gods.