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Masorah or Mesora, (Template:Lang-he) refers either to the transmission of Jewish religious tradition, or to the tradition itself, with the word taken from the binding in Ezekiel 20:37. It may specifically refer to:

Masoretic Text, the authoritative text of the Tanakh for Rabbinic Judaism.
Masoretes, scribes who passed down the former text.
Masorati or Shomer Masoret – meaning "Traditional"; semi-observant Jews in Israel, who are only partially adherent.
"Masorti Judaism" since 1990, another name for Conservative Judaism
"Mesorah Publications Ltd.", publishers of Artscroll
Torah Umesorah – National Society for Hebrew Day Schools, a Haredi American educational network
"Mesora", a variant pronunciation for "Metzora"

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-'''Masorah''' or '''Mesora''', (''{{lang-he|מסורה}}'') refers either to the transmission of Jewish religious tradition, or to the tradition itself. May specifically refer to:
+'''Masorah''' or '''Mesora''', (''{{lang-he|מסורה}}'') refers either to the transmission of Jewish religious tradition, or to the tradition itself, with the word taken from the binding in [[Book of Ezekiel|Ezekiel]] 20:37. It may specifically refer to:
 * [[Masoretic Text]], the authoritative text of the Tanakh for Rabbinic Judaism.
 * [[Masoretes]], scribes who passed down the former text.