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Bereishit: (lit. “in the beginning”); Genesis, the first book of the Pentateuch; the first word of the Torah
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Question: Is it true that the Torah tells us that the longest a person can live is 120 years? I have always been told that, and would like to have it confirmed. Response: In Genesis 6 we read about the wickedness of Noah’s generation. In verse 3 the Torah...
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