Tanakh

Tanakh (also Tanach, or Tanakh, Tenakh or Tenak) is an acronym that identifies the Hebrew Bible. The acronym is formed from the initial Hebrew letters of the Tanakh's three traditional subdivisions:

“Tanakh” is strongly related to:

Mikraot Gedolot Torah Mordechai Breuer Books of Chronicles Parashah Talmud Ecclesiastes Ketuvim Nevi'im Septuagint Biblia Hebraica Against Apion New Jewish Publication Society of America Version Leningrad Codex Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia Aleppo Codex Old Testament Great Assembly Ecclesiastes Rabbah Nehemiah Cantillation Sirach Book of Lamentations Ezra Masoretic Text Song of Songs Acronym and initialism Book of Esther Book of Proverbs Book of Jeremiah Rabbinic literature Bible Book of Judges Books of Kings Books of Samuel Book of Ruth Book of Job Biblical canon Rashi Hebrew alphabet

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