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Did the Torah exist before the mishna and talmud came about centuries later? Is it not true that the Torah contains answers, but ...

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Yes the Torah was before the mishna & the talmud, The Jerusalem Talmud, came first, & then the Babilonean, of the two the Babilonean is deamed the supireor. the mishna of the anchient Ribbis is very tecknicul & should be studied by thoze who have reached a good degree of spiritual maturity.

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All answers to life are in the Torah! There was no need for the rabbis interpretations, which is that of the pharisees, not the Saducees (Spiritual Leaders! Pharisees (corrupted spiritual leaders, protecting business interests)! Of course, their interest!

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I cunker; ever if I kan't spell. God gives His wizdum, through His Word, to thoze that endever to study it, to relish it az the loving teaching & giudance it is ment to be. If the Holy Spirit teaches me, then there iz no deed for kunjekcher. I think that too meny pipelz look at the word of God filisofikly.

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