Old testament
Old testament noun - The collection of books comprising the sacred scripture of the Hebrews and recording their history as the chosen people; the first half of the Christian Bible.
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Torah and old testament are semantically related in bible topic. In some cases you can use "Torah" instead a noun phrase "Old testament".
Torah
Torah noun - The first of three divisions of the Hebrew Scriptures comprising the first five books of the Hebrew Bible considered as a unit.
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Old testament and torah are semantically related in bible topic. You can use "Old testament" instead a noun "Torah".
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- After his scary encounter with "Jewpacabra" and subsequent proclaimed conversion to Judaism he argues in favor of an angry and malicious Torah/Old Testament god.
Source: Noble Bigot -
The Jewish religion takes as holy scripture the Tanakh (very generally, the parts of the Christian Bible that Christians call the "Old Testament"; most famous and notable are the first five books, the Torah), plus several thousand years of commentary and Rabbinical interpretation.
Source: Useful Notes / Judaism - Interestingly, many if not most Luciferians avoid associating Lucifer with the common perception of Satan, some going so far as to refer to Lucifer as the Holy Spirit or Paracletus and even referring to the god of the Torah/Old Testament as Satan.
Source: Satan Is Good
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