Why is the torah important to judaism? a. it describes polytheism. b. it predicts the future of the jewish people. c. it tells the story of the origin of judaism. d. it debates whether the promised land should go to the jewish people.

The answer is C, as the torah was the original bible

C.  It tells the story of the origin of Judaism.

Explanation:

The Torah is a book that the Jewish consider to be the first part of their bible. It is the foundation of Judaism as it explains their beliefs on the origin of Judaism and it states how God wants Jews to live, so it is the most important and most sacred text for the Jews.

d

explanation:

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