Chidusche Torat Mosche חידושי תורת משה - Mount Sinai & Victim laws, Torah & Antique Bible Manuscript with many crowns, Deer Parchment - 1350

“Insights into Moses’ Torah”
Chidushe Torah Moshe חידושי תורת משה

Bibel-Handschriften des Alten Testaments


"The sinner was slaughtered and cried beforehand bitterly
And Moses took his blood and smeared it with his fingers on the horns of the ram
Then he poured the blood at the base of the cistern
Only then was the child born and he sanctified it to make atonement
He burned the flesh of his horse in Jehovah’s fire"

"You will await the flood and only a few boats will be able to lead them to the mountains
There Abraham will sit and point at you
He only takes the firstborn as an offering for atonement
A ram, a lamb, a shekel of gold and silver and the heads of the sons will be sacrificed before the altar"

Egypt, circa 1350–1380
Reh-Hide (deer hide)

“Insights into Moses’ Torah” is a reference both to the Sofers first name Moses and to the “Torah of Moses,” which, according to Jewish tradition, he received from God on Mount Sinai.

handwritten by a Sofer (scribe)
*Original Hebrew manuscripts with mulberry ink
*ca. 650-year-old manuscripts on genuine REH-hide (roe deer)

Manuscript with a bird’s feather (goose quill) and ink without metallic additives
on genuine skin from pure animals such as cattle, sheep, goats or deer
abundant ornaments, also called "crowns"
Original manuscript of a trained scribe (Sofer)

Sacrifice laws / Curses and blessings and salvation
Counting and camp arrangements of the tribes
Preservation in the wilderness
Abraham narrations

בית הכנסת של הגאון מארי יחיא עומיסי זצוק״ל שהיה אב בית
דין בעיר רדאע

Dimensions: 23 cm x 13.5 cm

Content:
Patriarchs of Israel: Abraham, Isaac and Jacob

Abraham:
central figure of the Tanakh or the Old Testament. He is also regarded as the patriarch of the Arabs, from whose son Ishmael the Prophet of Islam, Muhammad, descends. Thereafter he belongs together with his son Isaac and his grandson Jacob to the patriarchs from whom, according to biblical tradition, the twelve tribes of the people of Israel sprang.

Isaac:
central figure of the Jewish faith. He lived according to biblical accounts around the 19th century BCE, but apart from biblical text nothing is known about him. Together with his father Abraham and his son Jacob he is counted among the patriarchs of Israel.

Jacob:
central figure for Judaism and Christianity. His story is told in the book of Genesis. His parents were Isaac and Rebekah; Esau was his twin brother.

A Geniza (Hebrew גניזה gənīzā) is a sealed hollow space for storing obsolete Jewish liturgical writings. Here, Torah scrolls or other texts no longer used were sealed away. Texts containing the Tetragrammaton or other names of God may not simply be discarded. Thus important documents of Jewish liturgy and Jewish history have survived.

The most famous Geniza is located in Cairo and was discovered in 1890 during renovations of the Ben Ezra Synagogue, which was built in 882. In a separated hollow space under the roof, accessible only by ladder, about 200,000 documents dating from the year 800 were found, such as The Book of Wisdom (Old Testament) in Hebrew, or the famous Damascus Script, later also found in Qumran, marriage certificates and letters that, from a Jewish perspective, provide information about the siege of Jerusalem (Crusades).

beautiful and rare Torah manuscript of the Old Testament from ancient Egypt, circa 1350 on rehk-hide

I guarantee you the age and originality.”