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The Old Testament is the first section of the Christian Bible, containing texts that were written before the birth of Jesus. It matters because Christians view these writings as foundational scriptures that reveal God's relationship with humanity and provide the historical and spiritual background for Christian faith.
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- Book of Baruch
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- 1546-00-00
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L'Ancien Testament, aussi appelé Premier Testament ou Bible hébraïque (Tanakh), est, dans le christianisme, la partie de la Bible antérieure à Jésus-Christ. Pour les chrétiens, il forme la première partie de la Bible, la seconde partie étant le Nouveau Testament. L'Ancien Testament se nomme en koinè (grec) Παλαιὰ Διαθήκη / Palaià Diathếkê, et en latin Vetus Testamentum. Le mot latin testamentum (« testament ; témoignage ») est lui-même traduit du grec ancien : διαθήκη / diathếkê (« testament, contrat, convention »). Dans un sens religieux, « testament » signifie « alliance ».
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