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Judy commented: I've
always understood that the Jew[i]s[h
people] are the people of the book and the legacy they leave the
rest of us is the extreme meticulousness of the Scribes in keeping a
written record of God's Word.
slade Responds: This is a true statement, Judy.
They created this meticulous system because they didn't trust the copying of
scrolls. But we must also understand that the Jewish/Israeli people have
had literature since their beginnings as a nation. Moshe wrote the whole of
Torah and had the Levites placed the books beside the ark as a witness. Moshe
also dictated as the Voice spoke on the mountain. All kings had to write a Torah
of his own under the careful eye of a scribe (and that had to begin with Shaul
the Benjamite.
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