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"The Tanakh is the Hebrew Bible, the canonical collection of Jewish sacred texts," according to Grok. "It consists of three main sections: Torah (the Five Books of Moses), Nevi'im (Prophets), and Ketuvim (Writings). The term 'Tanakh'
is an acronym derived from the Hebrew letters for these sections (T-N-K). It forms the basis of Jewish scripture and is also recognized by Christians as the Old Testament, though the arrangement and interpretation may differ."
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is an acronym derived from the Hebrew letters for these sections (T-N-K). It forms the basis of Jewish scripture and is also recognized by Christians as the Old Testament, though the arrangement and interpretation may differ."
This post was assisted by Grok, xAI's AI model. Use does not imply endorsement of such use.
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