The five books of the Torah [i.e., the Pentateuch: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy]. Return to Table of Contents
The five books of the Pentateuch, often referred to as the Five Books Of Moses. The word "chumash" is from the Hebrew word meaning "five".
"Five (books)" (i.e., Pentateuch). A one-volume edition of the Torah together with the Haftarah, convenient for synagogue services. Sometimes includes English translation and explanatory notes.
The first five books of the Hebrew Bible arranged together for the purpose of study.
the Five Books of Moses; halachically, such a text as written or printed without adhering to the laws governing the writing of a Torah scroll
printed edition of the Torah, often containing translation and commentaries
5 Books of Moses, name comes from the Hebrew root word, meaning five.
The five books of the Torah – the word “chamesh” in Hebrew means five.
The five books of the Torah written by Moshe, often accompanied by Rashi's commentary and Targum Onkelos
Literally five. A compilation of the first five books of the Bible and readings from the prophets, organized in the order of the weekly Torah portions.
The Five Books of Moses from the Bible. Chanukah Jewish Holiday that celebrates the Jewish military and spiritual victory over the Greeks. The eight days of the holiday commemorate the miracle of a pure flask of daily olive oil for the menorah that was found that kindled for eight days. Starts the 25th of Kislev.
(khoo-MASH) A book containing the Torah (the Five Books of Moses) and rabbinic commentary on it.
(lit., "fivefold"): the Five Books of Moses
Means 'five' and is a book which includes Torah and all the Torah Parshot and Haftorah readings.
Literally means a fifth. The Five books of Moses; Pentateuch.
the Five Books of Moses (the Pentateuch)