Torah manuscript, Chronicles -Ancient Hebrew Family Tree - Cain and Abel-Descendants, History of creation, The Fall of Man, Red Deer Skin, Egypt - 1320

Original Thora Manuscript
Old Hebrew family tree

God creates man and places him in the Garden of Eden.
Cain and Abel
Creation story
Bible manuscript of the Old Testament

In the beginning
Egypt, around 1320-1350
Roe deer hide (Hirsch-Rotwild)

handwritten by a Sofer (scribe or scholar)

Original Hebrew manuscripts with mulberry tree ink
Approximately 700-year-old manuscripts on genuine REH (roe deer) skin.
smaller hole in the upper right


In the wilderness: Bemidbar 'In the Wilderness' – Numbers
And he called – Leviticus
In the beginning: Bereschit 'Im Anfang' – Genesis
Names: Schemot 'Names' – Exodus


Handwriting with a bird feather (goose quill) and ink without metal additives.
from genuine animal leather from pure animals such as cattle, sheep, goats, or deer.
Plenty of ornaments, which are also called 'crowns'.
Original handwritten work by a trained scribe (Sofer).


Old Hebrew manuscript RAR
Rare and valuable mulberry tree ink.
preserved and restored with beeswax
Use of the ancient Hebrew letters 'Pai' and 'Zai'.
Approximately 550-year-old manuscript on genuine roe deer skin (red deer, deer)


The synagogue of the genius Mari Yechaya Oumisi, of blessed memory, who was the head of the community.
Law in the city of Rada'a


Dimensions: 21 cm x 14.2 cm


Contents:
Old Hebrew family tree
The beginning of the world: God creates heaven and earth. The first day. The second day.
The seventh day. God forms man and places him in the Garden of Eden.
The fall of man. The consequences of the fall of man.
Cain and Abel. The descendants of Cain. Seth – the replacement for Abel.


Genesis is the first book of the Jewish Tanach, the Samaritan Pentateuch, and the Christian Old Testament. It is an inspired account by God's Spirit of the creation of the world and the beginnings of human history.
'Genesis' is the only answer we have for the question 'first book of Moses'.


A Geniza (Hebrew: גניזה gənīzā) is a sealed cavity used for storing worn-out Jewish liturgical writings. It was where unreadable Torah scrolls or other texts no longer in use were securely stored. Texts containing the Tetragrammaton or other names of God are not simply discarded. As a result, 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-Esra Synagogue, which was built in 882. In a secluded cavity under the roof, accessible only via a ladder, 200,000 manuscripts dating from the year 800 were found, including the Book of Wisdom (Old Testament) in Hebrew or the famous Damaskus script, which was later also found in Qumran. The collection also includes marriage certificates and letters that provide insight from a Jewish perspective about the siege of Jerusalem (Crusades).


Beautiful and absolutely rare handwritten Hebrew genealogy from ancient Egypt, circa 1350, on deer skin.

I guarantee to you the age and originality.