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I have quotes by talmud who or what is he?
the Talmud is the Oral Torah, commentary on the Torah and its laws, finalized some 1510 years ago.
What is god s greatest revelation?
The greatest revelation is the the holy Torah, including also the Oral Torah (tradition; commentary) that accompanied it.
Who was the Kabbalist author of the Torah?
The author of the Torah was Moses (Deuteronomy 31:24). Though he learned and transmitted the entire breadth of Torah, commentary, and Oral Tradition including its mystical portions, Moses is not usually thought of as a kabbalist. See also:More about Moses
What is a summary of Jewish beliefs?
What is hateful to you, do not do to others. The rest is commentary. (Actually said by Rabbi Hillel over 1700 years ago when prompted to give a summary of Judaism while standing on one foot.)
How many Torahs are there?
Just one.Answer:That depends how you define the word. In the usual sense of the word Torah, the above answer is accurate: there is one Torah. No Hebrew Torah scroll, worldwide, has ever been found to contradict the scrolls used by the Jewish community.In the broader sense, there are two Torahs: the written Torah (our Torah scrolls), and the Oral Torah (Oral Law), which is the authoritative ancient commentary of the Talmud which explains the Torah's laws. It was transmitted orally until the sages put it in writing 1515 years ago so that it should not be forgotten in times of exile and persecution.If the question is asking how many Torah scrolls there are in the world, there are probably several hundred thousand. However, there is no accurate accounting of this.
Basic plot of the Torah is?
Approximately 2100 years ago, one of Judaism's greatest sages summed the Torah with the following: "That which is hateful to you, do not do to others. The rest is commentary, now go read the commentary."
Is the Talmud the Oral or Written Law?
The Talmud is in part a documentation of the Oral Torah. Prior to the Babylonian exile, the Oral Torah was taught orally only. However, the sages at the time of the Babylonian exile were afraid that this information would be lost due to persecution so they began to write down the Oral Torah.
Where did the Jews rules come from?
The Jews' rules come from the Torah. The Torah consists of two parts: the written Torah and the Oral Torah. The Oral Torah is the laws and traditions handed down by the Sages, which are today contained in the Talmud. The Talmud explains the details of those commands which the written Torah states briefly.
What teachings does the Torah contian?
The Torah contains the instructions that HaShem (The Creator) gave to the Jews for how Jews are meant to live their lives. One of Judaism's greatest sages summed up the Torah with the following: That which is hateful to you, do not do to others. The rest is commentary, now go read the commentary.
What is the meaning of oral gospel?
I am not fully sure, but I believe that an Oral Gospel would be unwritten accounts of the Gospels and traditional tales. In Judaism there is an Oral Torah, an unwritten law book that was given to Moses along with the written Torah.
What did rashi do?
Rashi was a medieval French rabbi and prominent Biblical commentator. He is known for his comprehensive commentary on the Torah, which incorporates explanations of both the plain meaning of the text and interpretations from Jewish tradition. His commentaries remain highly regarded and widely studied in Jewish scholarship.
Where is the oral tradition of the Jewish faith kept?
The Jewish Oral Torah is within the Talmud. It hands down details which the Torah doesn't specify; for example, what kinds of work are not to be done on the Sabbath.
