A Jewish governor needed a Tanakh to be sworn in, Jewish educators came to his rescue With 30 minutes to swearing-in, people attending the inauguration for Polis, put out frantic calls to Denver ...

A Jewish governor needed a Hebrew Bible to be sworn in. Jewish educators came to his rescue. “When looking for a Tanakh, there’s never one too far away,” a Polis spokeswoman said. Share this: ...

The Jewish calendar reveals a five-day gap between Yom Kippur and the Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot). During this period, the Tanakh teaches that the land is cleansed and prepared for Sukkot.

The Jewish Tanakh ends by pointing to the ultimate return of the Jews to the land of Israel. Let’s go deeper. The Hebrew Bible/Old Testament starts with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, ...

Jews and Christians seek authority from the same book — the Bible (what Jews call “Tanakh” and Christians call the “Old Testament”).

Learn all about Judaism with fun activities, interactive videos, learning resources, downloads and much more. ... The Jewish holy book is known as the Tanakh or Hebrew Bible.

“Tanakh is the foundational text of the Jewish people, and we share Sefaria’s desire for everyone to be able to access it in language that is appropriate and meaningful for them while ...

DENVER — When Democrat Jared Polis, Colorado's first Jewish governor, was sworn-in for a second term, he did so on a copy of the Hebrew bible called the Tanakh. But it wasn’t his Tanakh. Polis ...