News Torah Scholars Seek Original Version of Bible — But Does It Exist? Image by shutterstock By Anthony Weiss May 16, 2014 ...

On January 21, 2018, Bible Scholar Nehemia Gordon and his team of researchers discovered the 1,000th Hebrew Bible manuscript containing the original name of God in Hebrew with vowels.

According to the post-Talmudic tractate Sofrim, there were three Torah scrolls in the Temple court, each slightly different than the others. Since there was no way to determine which was the ...

A team of academics is aiming to correct centuries-old errors in the Hebrew Bible, but some are questioning the wisdom of their endeavor.

This Torah from Germany dates back more than 150 years, a hidden treasure, containing the first five books of the bible. It was discovered a few years ago in a closet at Temple Hesed in Scranton.

First of all, Rashi is not a ‘renowned Torah commentator.’ Nothing would be left of present Judaism without his Commentary on the Hebrew Bible, including the Talmud.

The idea that 3300 years ago, at Sinai, God gave Moses a Torah identical to the Torah we have today is a powerful concept, one that still resonates. But is it probable, even plausible?

I use the description “true original” Torah because over the almost 2000 years of Exile in foreign lands, the Jewish People had to get by with a truncated Torah – the Torah of Galut, which ...

Shalom and his team are convinced that this fragment of the original Torah, although separated by millennia from its host text, indeed expands the understanding of Jewish divorce procedures and ...

Another beautiful moment in my life-altering transformation occurred earlier this week when I attended a Torah dedication at Chabad Lubavitch of Fort Lauderdale.

The Bible code, also known as the Torah code, is an alleged set of encoded-words hidden within the Hebrew text of the Torah, that according to its proponents, have seemingly predicted significant ...

As might be expected, the rabbis in the Talmudic period speculated about the script used in the original Torah. And, as might be expected, they disagreed.