Jews pray to God. The books which we use during worship include the Siddur (Hebrew prayerbook), the Torah, and the Prophets. Portions of the Torah-scroll are read during services several times each week, and a small passage from the Prophets is read during the Shabbat morning services.See also the Related Links.Link: More about Jewish prayer servicesLink: More about the Torah and Prophets
Torah...
The Jewish place of worship is the synogogue. In the synogogue, the Torah, the law, is kept in a special chest called an ark. The Torah is removed from the ark during services, and it is put back at the end of the service. This might be what you refer to as being put to bed. It is a nice image.
No, the book of Job is not included in the Torah.
No book of the Torah is called the book of the second covenant.
The Torah
The Torah is the Holy Book of Judaism for Jews, yes.
Holy book: the Torah Place of worship: synagogues Sacred place: the Holy Temple (which was destroyed by the Romans).
The Holy Book of the Jews is the Torah; but it must be pointed out that the Jews do not worship the Torah; they worship God.Many religions have a written book. To the best of my knowledge the book itself is not worshiped. The book records the precepts of the religion, and they are reference works for their religion.
The Torah is a Jewish holy book, it is not related to Buddhism.
A Torah scroll, a Tanakh, a book with the Torah in it...! There are countless possibilities!
No, I think the Torah is from the Judaism tradition.