True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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When
the Toah refers to a particular thing, it is to a scroll containing divinely revealed words.
The word always bears the difinite article; The Torah means “ the scroll of the
Torah”
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2.
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The
Torah may refer to revelation, not as an object but as a corpus of doctrine. “The Torah
teaches” now refers not to the scroll but to Judaism, the doctrines and dogmas of the faith, the
rules of behavior and belief.
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3.
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Obviously, no account of the meaning of the word Torah can ignore the distinction
between the two Torahs, Written and Oral.
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4.
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What
Israelites learn, while studying the Torah, not only informs them but changes them, affecting their
mind, heart, soul and character.
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5.
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The
Mishnah, the second document of Judaism, tells no story on the surface, and does not resemble the
Torah.
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6.
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The
Mishnah is still memorized in the circle of all those who particpate in the religion, Judasim
and after scripture a principal holy book of Judaism.
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7.
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The
Talmud is a commentary on the Mishnan?
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8.
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There
are Three Talmuds?
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9.
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The
Talmud and the Mishanal are part of the Oral Torah?
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10.
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Midrash: the Palestinian Jews and the Hebrew Bible in the Greco-Roman
Period.
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