How does the talmud affect the daily lives of jewish people?

a)it reflects the ten commandments of god.
b)it describes rules for food preparation.
c)it interprets how to handle legal situations.
d)it reminds people of judaism’s teachings.

The correct answer is C, as the Talmud affects the daily lives of Jewish people by interpreting how to handle legal situations.

The Talmud is a book that mainly collects the rabbinic discussions about Jewish laws, traditions, customs, narrations and sayings, parables, stories and legends. It is an immense civil and religious code, elaborated in the between the 3rd and 5th centuries by Hebrew sectors of Babylon and Israel.

For Judaism both oral tradition and written tradition are important. Known as the Written Law, the Torah and the Talmud have their ultimate origin in oral traditions.

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