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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Carl_Schleicher_Eine_Streitfrage_aus_dem_Talmud.jpg|thumb|Carl_Schleicher_Eine_Streitfrage_aus_dem_Talmud]] [[file:Frankfort,_Theologisch_debat.jpg|right|thumb|Frankfort,_Theologisch_debat]] [[file:Visits_the_Mir_Yeshiva,_Bedomaich_Chayi_and_Dor_Yeshorim_No.104_(6673330489).jpg|right|thumb|Visits_the_Mir_Yeshiva,_Bedomaich_Chayi_and_Dor_Yeshorim_No.104_(6673330489)]] [[file:RoyLindmanRabbinicalSchoolJerusalem.jpg|thumb|RoyLindmanRabbinicalSchoolJerusalem]] [[file:Adolf_Behrman_-_Talmudysci.jpg|thumb|Adolf_Behrman_-_Talmudysci]] [[file:Yeshivat_Har_EtzionRML4RALRP.jpg|thumb|Yeshivat_Har_EtzionRML4RALRP]] [[file:Learningtora.jpg|thumb|Learningtora]] '''Torah study''' refers to the study of the [[Torah]], the central reference of the [[religious text]] of [[Judaism]]. It encompasses a wide range of activities, from the reading and interpretation of the [[Hebrew Bible]] to the study of [[Talmud]] and other rabbinic literature.<br />
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== Importance in Judaism ==<br />
Torah study is considered a [[mitzvah]] (commandment) in [[Judaism]]. It is seen as a way to connect with [[God]] and understand His will. The [[Talmud]] states that the study of Torah is equal to all other commandments combined, emphasizing its central role in Jewish life.<br />
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== Methods of Study ==<br />
There are various methods of Torah study, including:<br />
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* '''[[Peshat]]''' - the simple, straightforward interpretation of the text.<br />
* '''[[Remez]]''' - hints or allegorical meanings.<br />
* '''[[Derash]]''' - homiletical or interpretative meanings.<br />
* '''[[Sod]]''' - mystical or esoteric meanings.<br />
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== Study Practices ==<br />
Torah study can be done individually or in groups. Common practices include:<br />
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* '''[[Chavruta]]''' - a traditional form of study in pairs.<br />
* '''[[Shiur]]''' - a lecture or class on a specific topic.<br />
* '''[[Yeshiva]]''' - an institution dedicated to full-time Torah study.<br />
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== Historical Development ==<br />
The practice of Torah study has evolved over centuries. In ancient times, it was primarily the domain of the [[priests]] and [[scribes]]. During the [[Second Temple period]], the study of Torah became more widespread among the Jewish people. The establishment of [[yeshivot]] in the [[Middle Ages]] further institutionalized Torah study.<br />
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== Modern Torah Study ==<br />
Today, Torah study continues to be a central aspect of Jewish life. Modern technology has expanded access to Torah study through online classes, digital libraries, and various educational platforms.<br />
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== Related Pages ==<br />
* [[Judaism]]<br />
* [[Hebrew Bible]]<br />
* [[Talmud]]<br />
* [[Mitzvah]]<br />
* [[Yeshiva]]<br />
* [[Chavruta]]<br />
* [[Shiur]]<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
* [[Rabbinic literature]]<br />
* [[Jewish education]]<br />
* [[Second Temple period]]<br />
* [[Middle Ages]]<br />
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