TSpecial Intro. to A.T. ch.1 Pentateuch.
I) Name and Intro.A) In the O.T. itself the Pentateuch is called the "Torah" (Joshua 1:7; Neh.8:2,7,813,14) or the "Book of Torah" (Dt.28:61;30:10;31:26. Joshua 1:8;8:24 etc.) or the "Book of the Torah of Yahweh" (Neh.9:3;2 Chr.17:9 & frequently) or the "Book of the Torah of God" (Joshua 24:26; Neh.8 & 18) or of the author designated the "Book of Moses" (2 Chr.35;12; Esra 6:18;Neh.13:1) or the "Torah of Moses" 2 Kgs.2:3; 2 Chr.23:18; Ezra 3:2; 7:16) or the "Book of Moses" (Josh.8:31;2 Kgs.14:6; Neh.8:1) or finally the "Book of the Torah of Moses" (2 Chr.22:4).The concept of Torah is common to all , therefore the usual name of of Torah, OT's doctrine,in the sense of God's Word, with ______the word of the lawful words. The designations mean the same in the writings: the five books of Moses. Never an especially part of the same (perhaps Dt.) or espescially lawful complex (perhaps Decalog or the so-called King's law)