Which term refers to the Oral Torah that was eventually written down in approximately 200 CE?

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Which term refers to the Oral Torah that was eventually written down in approximately 200 CE?

Accepted Answer

The Mishnah — The Mishnah is the written record of the Oral Torah, compiled by Rabbi Judah ha-Nasi around 200 CE. The Talmud (Option A) is a later, broader compilation that includes the Mishnah plus the Gemara. The Midrash (Option B) refers to a separate genre of biblical commentary and narrative. The Nevi'im (Option D) is the Prophets section of the Hebrew Bible, not oral law.

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The Talmud

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The Mishnah

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The Midrash

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The Nevi'im

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