Associations to the word «Pentateuch»
Noun
- Torah
- Ezra
- Authorship
- Exodus
- Moses
- Commentary
- Rabbinic
- Talmud
- Genesis
- Hebrew
- Judges
- Scroll
- Testament
- Isaiah
- Syriac
- Israelites
- Joshua
- Entire
- Chronicles
- Psalm
- Bible
- Commandment
- Philo
- Judaism
- Hypothesis
- Fragmentary
- Writings
- Gloss
- Scripture
- Prophet
- Sinai
- Codex
- Asher
- Translation
- Abraham
- Scribe
- Bce
- Narrative
- Sanctity
- Synagogue
- Ha
- Rabbi
- Jeremiah
- Manuscript
- Esther
- Judah
- Jonah
- Yiddish
- Gospel
- Text
- Elijah
- Scholar
- Solomon
- Papyrus
- Kings
- Treatise
- Isaac
- Aaron
- Va
- Jews
- Sabbath
- Patriarch
- Covenant
- Israel
- Ruth
- Interpretation
- Sermon
- Dt
- Credibility
- Criticism
- Parchment
- Canon
- Damascus
- Revelation
- Palestinian
- Tradition
- Exile
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Wiktionary
PENTATEUCH, proper noun. The Torah: the first five books of the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.
Dictionary definition
PENTATEUCH, noun. The first of three divisions of the Hebrew Scriptures comprising the first five books of the Hebrew Bible considered as a unit.
Wise words
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