Torah study

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Torah study is the central Jewish religious practice of learning and interpreting the Hebrew Bible and rabbinic texts as a lifelong spiritual, intellectual, and communal discipline.

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Torah study canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish religious practice
communal practice
form of religious study
intellectual discipline
spiritual discipline
aimsAt communal cohesion
knowledge of God
moral refinement
spiritual growth
understanding of halakha
associatedWith Daf Yomi
linked to: Daf Yomi cycle

daily study cycles
parashat hashavua (weekly Torah portion)
basedOn Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh

Torah
rabbinic literature
centralTo Jewish religious life
commandedIn Deuteronomy 11:19
Deuteronomy 6:7
consideredMitzvahIn Judaism
emphasizedBy rabbinic tradition
hasAspect communal learning
discussion and debate
ethical reflection
interpretation of sacred texts
legal analysis
memorization
personal study
spiritual contemplation
textual analysis
hasMethod chevruta study
independent reading
public lecture (shiur)
hasTemporalScope lifelong practice
includesStudyOf Jewish commentaries
Midrash
Oral Torah
linked to: Mishnah

Talmud
Written Torah
linked to: Torah

halakhic literature
languageOfPrimaryTexts Aramaic
Hebrew
practicedBy Conservative Jews
Haredi Jews
Hasidic Jews
linked to: Hasidism

Jewish adults
Jewish children
Orthodox Jews
linked to: Orthodox Judaism

Reform Jews
linked to: Reform Judaism

Religious Zionists
linked to: Religious Zionism

rabbis
yeshiva students
practicedIn Jewish home
beit midrash
synagogue
yeshiva
religion Judaism
valuedAs highest form of worship in many Jewish sources
viewedAs core of Jewish identity
foundation of Jewish law
service of God

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Contemporary Judaism hasPractice Torah study