Why was the Torah the most critical part of the Hebrew Bible?
A) It was the single most important part of the Hebrew Bible because it was a legal code of conduct/worship that Yahweh gave to Moses.
B) It was the single most important part of the Hebrew Bible because it spelled out the ways in which followers should worship Yahweh.
C) It was most important as a detailed history of Moses and his interactions with Yahweh.
D) The Torah was the most critical component of the Hebrew Bible because it details the creation of the world in Yahweh's image.
E) None of these
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