The Hebrew Scriptures

The Hebrew Bible truth, poetry, and revelation are the three concepts the Bible is based on. The truth is defined as the way things should be present. It can be linked to reality and wisdom. The truth can be conveyed in various ways. It means literally, facts and figures that can be displayed in mathematics and science. In short, this is a metaphor, a metaphor that can be displayed in human nature. It symbolizes the arts such as art, theater and music, and symbolizes stories such as stories, figurines, and myths.

The history of the Hebrew classic (Old Testament) seals dates from 950 to around 165/4. Little is known about the same work as the Hebrew classics called Apocrypha and Pudupigrapha written by Jews in the era of Greece and Rome. It is closely related to the Jewish signs and 39 Old Testament books of Christian signs and sometimes it is related to 27 New Testament books of Christians. . When the scripture of the Bible was closed, the Jews, and Christian authorities, most of all, were not included in these works and soon began to lose influence and importance. Therefore, these files are usually saved only in late originals translated as missing originals.

Hebrew is a Jewish ritual language (known as lashon ha-kodesh, "Holy Words"), most Hebrew Bible languages ​​(Tanakh), and centuries of Jewish daily rhetoric. In the 5th century BC, Aramaic was a closely related language and added Hebrew as the spoken language of the Jews. By the 3rd century BC, several Jews of Diaspora said the Greek language. Other people like the Babylonian Jewish community speak Hebrew and Aramaic. It is Talmud in Babylonian. At that time, the Israeli Jews also used these languages.