TORAH

● Torah is the first part of the jewish bible.

It is the central and most important document of
judaism and has been used by jews through ages.
Torah is refers to the five books of moses which are
known in hebrew as “chameesah choomsey torah”
It is also known as torah moshe, the law of moses
MAJOR PROPHETS

 Isaiah
 Jeremiah

 Ezekiel

 Daniel
MINOR PROPHETS
 Hosea
 Joel
 Amos
 Obadiah
 Jonah
 Micah
 Nahum
 Habakkuk
 Zephaniah
 Haggai
 Zechariah
 Malachi
OLD PROPHETS

Elijah

Elisha

Gad

Micaiah

Nathan

Samuel
NEW TESTAMENT
PROPHETS
 John the Baptist
 John the Revelator
 Agubus
 Anna
 Barnabas
 Paul the Apostle
TALMUD
 Is a collection of writings that covers the full
gamut of Jewish law and tradition , compiled
and edited between the third and sixth centuries
.
 Talmud is Hebrew for “learning” ,appropriate
for a text that people devote their lives to
studying and mastering.
 The main text of the talmud is the
Mishnah , a collection of terse teachings
written in Hebrew, redacted by Rabbi
Yehudah the Prince in the years following
the destruction of the Second Temple in
Jerusalem
MISHNAH
 The first compilation of the oral law , authored by
Rabbi Yehudah HaNasi (approx.200 C.E.) the
germinal statements of law elucidated by the
Gemara , together with which they constitute the
Talmud ; also, a single statement of law from his
work.