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What is a common misconception about the Torah?

Many believe that the Torah was given only to the Jewish nation.

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Why is it incorrect to say the Torah was solely for Jews?

Abraham, the father of all nations, was not a Jew.

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How is YHVH referred to in relation to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?

YHVH is called the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, none of whom were Jews.

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What persists in churches regarding the Torah's exclusivity?

The perception that the Torah is exclusively for Jews.

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What would happen if the Torah were meant only for Jews?

Other children of YHVH's family would be excluded.

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What was Abraham's background before YHVH called him?

He was a gentile, growing up in a pagan land, Ur of the Chaldees (Genesis 11-12).

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What does the lineage of Abraham trace back to?

After the global flood, only eight people survived: Noah, his three sons (Shem, Ham, Japheth), and their spouses.

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From whom was Abraham born?

Abraham was born from the bloodline of Shem and was originally from the land of Chaldea, not an Israelite.

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When was the term 'Israel' first used?

It did not exist until YHVH changed Jacob's name to Israel.

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How did YHVH call Abraham?

With the phrase 'lech lecha,' meaning 'stand up and come.'

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Where did Abraham move from and to?

From Chaldea (a pagan country) to Canaan, the promised land.

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When is Abraham first called a Hebrew?

In Genesis 14:13, he is called a Hebrew, not a Jew.

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Where does the term 'Hebrew' originate?

It comes from the Hebrew root word 'Ever,' meaning 'to cross over.'

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What title did Abraham earn?

'Abraham the Hebrew' after crossing into the promise of YHVH.

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How were Abraham's descendants identified?

They were known as Hebrews, not the same as Jews or Israelites.

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Was Isaac, Abraham's son, a Jew or Israelite?

Isaac was also a Hebrew, but neither a Jew nor an Israelite, as 'Israel' did not yet exist.

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Who was Ishmael, and how was he related to Abraham's lineage?

Ishmael, another son of Abraham, was also a Hebrew and became the father of Muslims.

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How was Jacob, Isaac's son, referred to in Deuteronomy 26:5?

As a Syrian, not a Jew.