Which two components make up the Talmud?

Which two components make up the Talmud?

• A. Quran And Hadith
• B. Mishnah And Gemara
• C. Torah And Nevi'im
• D. Vedas And Upanishads

Answer: (B)

Two parts make up the Talmud: the Mishnah and the Gemara. The Mishnah is a concise compilation of oral laws and rulings, organized to present how Jewish law should be understood and applied. The Gemara is the extensive discussion, analysis, and commentary on that Mishnah, expanding its legal and interpretive discussions. Together, these two works form the Rabbinic source known as the Talmud, with major versions developed in Babylon and in the Land of Israel. The other options belong to different traditions: Quran and Hadith are Islamic texts and collections; Torah and Nevi'im are sections of the Hebrew Bible; Vedas and Upanishads are Hindu scriptures.

Two parts make up the Talmud: the Mishnah and the Gemara. The Mishnah is a concise compilation of oral laws and rulings, organized to present how Jewish law should be understood and applied. The Gemara is the extensive discussion, analysis, and commentary on that Mishnah, expanding its legal and interpretive discussions. Together, these two works form the Rabbinic source known as the Talmud, with major versions developed in Babylon and in the Land of Israel.

The other options belong to different traditions: Quran and Hadith are Islamic texts and collections; Torah and Nevi'im are sections of the Hebrew Bible; Vedas and Upanishads are Hindu scriptures.