66: From the book: THE STORY OF THE GREATEST LIES 11 The Torah (Law) records the fundamental concept of the "chosen people", the contract with God, which left Abraham and his descendants the country of Canaan, and Abraham pledged to honor only this God and fulfill all his prescriptions. Fulfilling his promise, God, with the help of Moses, leads the people out of Egyptian slavery, gives them the Ten Commandments in the desert, and gives Moses the opportunity to write laws in his Pentateuch. From the moment of the delivery of two stone tablets with the ten commandments engraved on them, Judaism counts down its birth. As the learned sages tell us, at that moment the Jews received not only the tablets of the covenant but the entire Torah and all the other books of teaching. Many researchers of the Old Testament included in the Bible agreed that these texts belong to at least four authors and refer to the creation of the 6-5 centuries BC. Found in the twentieth faith, a basalt pillar (stored in the Louvre) with the laws of Hammurabi written on it, as well as numerous Sumerian texts of poems about Gilgamesh, the archive of the reformer Pharaoh Akhenaten (Amenhotep 4) that gave the world the idea of ​​a single god, many other documents speak of a common source, which has its roots in Sumer and Egypt.