The Torah: The First Five Book Of Mosheh
Bereshith - Genesis, Shemoth - Exodus, Wayiqra - Leviticus, Bemidbar
Numbers, Debarim - Deuteronomy.
The Book Of YAHWEH's SCRIPTURES.
The reading of the Torah has always constituted the core of the synagogue ritual. For this ceremony, which was also in the past a form of study, only parchment Torah scrolls in good condition, and written in a special decorative Hebrew hand, may be used. Until the Middle Ages, only those synagogues which adhered to the Babylonian rite finished the reading of the Torah in one year; those adhering to the so-called Palestinian rite allowed a three-year period for its completion. The cycle is completed, and a new one begun, on the day following the conclusion of the Feast of Tabernacles, the day known as Simhath Torah, "the (Day of) Rejoicing in the Torah". (Encyclopedia Britannica)
The first five books of the "Book Of YAHWEH"