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Though primarily a term for the Scriptures used by millions of Jews today, it is at times used to describe the Old Testament used in Christianity. The Old Testament is basically the same as the Hebrew Bible with some changes in book order with some additions/modifications that in no way changes the main message of the writings as a whole.

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What did the Christians call the Hebrew Bible?

Christians still call the Hebrew Bible the Old Testament.


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When do Jews use the Hebrew bible?

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No, there is not.


Who translates the bible to Hebrew and Greek at churches?

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What word is used to describe faith in the bible book of Hebrew?

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