Question

Why is the Torah important to Judaism A It debates whether the promised land should go to the Jewish people B it describes polytheism C It predicts the future of the Jewish people D It tells the story of the origin of Judaism

Answer 1

D It tells the story of the origin of Judaism.

The Torah is fundamental to Judaism as it contains the foundational narratives, laws, and teachings that form the basis of Jewish faith and practice. It recounts the history of the Jewish people, their relationship with God, and outlines the ethical and moral principles that guide their lives.