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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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- Bible
- Has part
- Book of Baruch
- Author
- various authors
- Genre
- religious literature
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- Said to be same as
- Hebrew Bible
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- different from
- New Testament
- publication date
- 1546-00-00
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旧約聖書(きゅうやくせいしょ、英語: Old Testament)は、ユダヤ教およびキリスト教の正典である。「旧約聖書」という呼称は旧約の成就としての『新約聖書』を持つキリスト教の立場からのもので、ユダヤ教ではこれが唯一の「聖書」(タナハ)である。そのためユダヤ教では旧約聖書とは呼ばれず、単に聖書と呼ばれる。『旧約聖書』は原則としてヘブライ語で記載され、一部にアラム語で記載されている。また、イスラム教においてもその一部(モーセ五書と詩篇に相当するもので現在読まれているものとは異なる。それらはそれぞれ、アラビア語で「タウラー」「ザブール」と呼ばれる)が啓典とされている。
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