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Torah

TORAH STUDY: Jewish Learning

For thousands of years Jews have been studying texts in pairs or in groups, respectfully debating each other, and learning the stories and legal texts of Judaism. Some people condense what they have learned about a certain subject into a d'var Torah, or a brief sermon, to help share knowledge with others.

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    A method for learning Torah, developed by the rabbis of the Talmud.

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