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Created page with "thumb A Sefer Torah is a book made from parchment, which is well-processed animal hide, written by a Sofer STaM with special ink, and with ruled lines. The Sefer contains all five Chumashim of the Torah, and if even one letter is missing from the Torah, the Sefer is completely invalid. == Writing a Sefer Torah == Extended article – Writing a Sefer Torah There is a special mitzvah of writing a Sefer Torah, "And now, write for yourse..." |
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A Sefer Torah is a book made from parchment, which is well-processed animal hide, written by a Sofer STaM with special ink, and with ruled lines. | A Sefer Torah is a book made from parchment, which is well-processed animal hide, written by a Sofer STaM with special ink, and with ruled lines. | ||
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