Writing a Torah Scroll: Difference between revisions
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Writing a Torah scroll is a positive commandment from the Torah and is the last of the 613 commandments. This commandment obligates every Jew to write a Torah scroll. | '''Writing a Torah scroll''' is a positive commandment from the Torah and is the last of the 613 commandments. This commandment obligates every Jew to write a Torah scroll. | ||
== Source of the Commandment == | == Source of the Commandment == | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* A Letter in the Torah Scroll for Jewish Children | * A Letter in the Torah Scroll for Jewish Children | ||
* The General Torah Scroll for Jewish Unity | * The General Torah Scroll for Jewish Unity | ||
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