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'''Tanakh''' ([[Hebrew]]: '''תנ״ך''') is an acronym referring to the [[Hebrew]] [[Bible]], formed from the names of its three parts:
'''Tanakh''' ([[Hebrew]]: '''תנ״ך''') is an acronym referring to the Scriptures in [[Judaism]], also known as the [[Hebrew]] [[Bible]], formed from the names of its three parts:
*[[Torah]] (''Instruction'')
*[[Torah]] (''Instruction'')
*Nevi'im (''Prophets'')
*Nevi'im (''Prophets'')
**Divrei-HaYamim/'''דברי הימים''' ([[Chronicles]] 1 and 2)
**Divrei-HaYamim/'''דברי הימים''' ([[Chronicles]] 1 and 2)
The Tanakh serves as the textual basis of the [[Christian]] [[Old Testament]], though the Old Testament is broken up into more books and ends in the Book of [[Malachi]] since Christians believe that it predicts the arrival of [[Jesus]], and it leads into the [[New Testament]]. In contrast, the Tanakh ends at 2 Chronicles with the Israelites in the Holy Land.
== See also ==
== See also ==