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Knowledge Base » Torah, The » Tanach
Tanach: The bible; acronym for Torah (i.e., the Five Books of Moses), Nevi’im (Prophets), and Ketuvim (the “Writings”; i.e., the Hagiographa). |
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Five Books of Moses, The (4)
Joshua, the Book of (1)
Judges, the Book of (1)
Samuel, the Book of (2)
Kings, the Book of (2)
Jeremiah, the Book of (1)
Ezekiel, the Book of (1)
Isaiah, the Book of (1)
Hosea, the Book of (1)
Joel, the Book of (1)
Amos, the Book of (1)
Obadiah, the Book of (1)
Jonah, the Book of (1)
Micah, the Book of (1)
Nahum, the Book of (1)
Habakkuk, the Book of (1)
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Zephaniah, the Book of (1)
Haggai, the Book of (1)
Zechariah, the Book of (1)
Malachi, the Book of (1)
Ruth, the Book of (1)
Psalms (15) 
Job, the Book of (1)
Proverbs, the Book of (1)
Ecclesiastes, the Book of (1)
Song of Songs (4)
Lamentations, the Book of (6)
Daniel, the Book of (4)
Scroll of Esther (19)
Ezra, the Book of (1)
Nehemiah, the Book of (1)
Chronicles, the Book of (2)
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The Complete Tanach with Rashi
English translation of the entire Tanach with Rashi's commentary. The translation is the authoritative Judaica Press version, edited by the esteemed translator and scholar, Rabbi A.J. Rosenberg.
Library » Classic Texts » The Complete Tanach with Rashi
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Who divided the Torah into weekly readings, chapters, and verses?
By Baruch S. Davidson
Verses: When G‑d taught Moses the Torah, He also taught him the proper pronunciation and punctuation of its words: vowels, grammar, and sentence set-up—i.e. verses (pesukim). Similarly, the authors of the respective (divinely inspired) books of Prophets ...
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