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The term '''Hexateuch''' means "six scrolls".  It is used to refer to the first six books of the [[Hebrew]] [[Torah]] and [[Christian]] [[Bible]].  It is the [[Pentateuch]] and [[Joshua (Biblical book)|Joshua]], the book of the conquest of the of the Promised Land.
 
The term '''Hexateuch''' means "six scrolls".  It is used to refer to the first six books of the [[Hebrew]] [[Torah]] and [[Christian]] [[Bible]].  It is the [[Pentateuch]] and [[Joshua (Biblical book)|Joshua]], the book of the conquest of the of the Promised Land.
  
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Revision as of 15:23, February 26, 2008

The term Hexateuch means "six scrolls". It is used to refer to the first six books of the Hebrew Torah and Christian Bible. It is the Pentateuch and Joshua, the book of the conquest of the of the Promised Land.