noun
- the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, containing Jewish law and teachings
- the entire body of Jewish religious law and learning
- a handwritten scroll containing the Hebrew text of the Torah used in synagogue services
Usage: Judaism
Usage: Judaism
Usage: Judaism
Examples
- The rabbi read from the Torah during the service.
- Students spend years studying the Torah and its interpretations.
- The Torah contains 613 commandments that guide Jewish life.
- The synagogue’s Torah scroll was carefully maintained by the community.
- Jewish children often begin learning the Torah at a young age.
- The Torah is written in Hebrew on parchment scrolls.