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The Rise of Judaism — Unit test

Question 7 • FL-2109310-World History Sem 1 - Flex

What is the difference between the Torah and the Talmud?

Answer
A
The Torah describes the basic laws of Judaism; the Talmud is a collection of interpretations of the Torah.
B
The Torah has been handed down for generations; the Talmud is a series of books.
C
The Torah means “study”; the Talmud means “the Five Books of Moses.”
D
The Torah focuses on interpreting ideas and recommendations; the Talmud focuses on directions for daily living.

Explanation

The Torah is Judaism’s foundational sacred text and contains its central teachings and laws. The Talmud is a collection of rabbinic discussions and interpretations that explain and apply the Torah’s teachings. Therefore, choice A correctly describes the difference.

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