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Tanakh

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Also known as Hebrew Bible, Jewish Bible, Mikrá, Miqra, Tanach

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The Tanakh is the collection of sacred Jewish scriptures, also known as the Hebrew Bible, which consists of the Torah (Five Books of Moses), the Prophets, and the Writings. It is foundational to Judaism and has profoundly influenced Western religion and culture for thousands of years.

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Instance of: series of creative works
Has part: Ketuvim
Religion: Judaism
Genre: religious literature
Based on: Ketuvim
Image: Entire Tanakh scroll set.png
Said to be same as: Hebrew Bible

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Commons category: Tanakh
topic's main category: Category:Hebrew Bible
has edition or translation: Mikraot Gedolot
language of work or name: Biblical Aramaic
derivative work: Chofetz Chaim
edition or translation of: Old Testament
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
work available at URL: www.mgketer.org
has cause: revelation
form of creative work: anthology
title: תנ"ך
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