Hello everyone! I deleted my last post because I found it inappropriate to the topic. Due to overtime work I am really tired.
I have still some questions though. When I listen to Rabbis who talk about different topics, I can identify very much, and I like them talking about situations in the bible that are unclear to me. How is it the other way around? I've heard that Judaism is more than the Hebrew Bible, and that other texts are as important as Mose himself. I don't understand this.
Does that mean that I - who don't know the additional texts - can't really communicate with you about the bible?
and I would like to learn more about these texts: Why are they mandatory and which ones are they?
I have still some questions though. When I listen to Rabbis who talk about different topics, I can identify very much, and I like them talking about situations in the bible that are unclear to me. How is it the other way around? I've heard that Judaism is more than the Hebrew Bible, and that other texts are as important as Mose himself. I don't understand this.
Does that mean that I - who don't know the additional texts - can't really communicate with you about the bible?
and I would like to learn more about these texts: Why are they mandatory and which ones are they?