The Talmud is a combination of the Gemara, which is a commentary on the Mishnah (a collection of Jewish oral traditions), and together they form the primary text of Jewish law and theology. It is not a book about prophets or mystical beliefs, and while it does contain discussions on the Torah, it is not a direct combination of the Torah and Kabbalah.

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The Talmud Is

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The Talmud is

A) a book about the prophets in the Hebrew Scriptures.
B) a book of mystical Judaic beliefs and prayers of the Middle Ages.
C) a combination of Gemara and the Mishnah.
D) a combination of the Torah and the Kabbalah.

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