Hexateuch

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	Sections; Old Testament; New Testament; Pentateuch; The Gospels; About; History; Canon; Exegesis; Accuracy; Criticism; Inerrancy; Literalism; Chronology; Translations; Hermeneutics; Concepts; Sabbath; Sin; Resurrection; Prophet; The Virgin Birth; Tithe; See also; Christianity;

The term Hexateuch means "six scrolls". The term refers to the first six books of the Hebrew Torah and the Christian Bible, namely Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy and Joshua.^[1]

The Hexateuch covers the early Biblical history, from the Creation, to the conquest of the Promised Land.

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Sections Old Testament New Testament Pentateuch The Gospels About History Canon Exegesis Accuracy Criticism Inerrancy Literalism Chronology Translations Hermeneutics Concepts Sabbath Sin Resurrection Prophet The Virgin Birth Tithe See also Christianity