I want to welcome everyone back to part six of my reading of Israel Shahach's Jewish history, Jewish religion, the weight of 3,000 years.

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Let's jump into it.

This is Chapter 5, The Laws Against Non-Chews.

As explained. against non- Jews.

As explained in chapter 3, the Halaqah, that is the legal system of classical Judaism,

as practiced by virtually all Jews from the 9th century to the end of the 18th,

and as maintained to this very day in the form of Orthodox Judaism

is based primarily on the Babylonian Talmud.

However, because of the unwield the complexity

of the legal disputations recorded in the Talmud,

more manageable codifications of Talmudic law became necessary and were indeed compiled by successive

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