Why do billions of people around the world regard the Torah as a sacred book? In this compelling presentation, Rabbi Tovia Singer explores what makes Judaism's foundational claim unique among all religions: the belief that God revealed Himself not to a single individual, but to an entire nation at Mount Sinai. Drawing on biblical texts, Jewish holidays, historical evidence, and the Torah's own predictions about the survival of the Jewish people, he explains why the concept of national revelation remains one of the strongest arguments for the Torah's authenticity and enduring significance.

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