What are the sacred texts of Judaism and what are its 3 parts?

Answer 1

1) Tanakh (Torah "Hebrew Bible")
*The Tenakh consists of The Five Books of Moses or "old testament" -Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deutoronomy
*The Prophets and the Writings

2) Talmud is a record of rabbinic discussion to Jewish Laws, ethics, customs and history.

3) Haggadah means "telling" contains the order of the Passover Seder. This book is read during Sedar-a dinner which each individual re-tells the story of Moses, and during the liberation of
the Hebrews.

4) Kabbalah litering means "receiving". Its an esoteric form of Jewish Mysticism which attempts to reveal hidden mystical insights in the Torah (Old Testament) and offers mystical insights in the devine nature.

5) Midrash: From a Hebrew word "darash," meaning "to seek out." According to Rabbi Donna Berman, "Midrash uses allegory and additional narrative to fill in the gaps left by an often terse biblical text. Midrash is creative and imaginative. It can take the form of artwork, dance, music, as well as poetry and prose." 8 Midrash can also refer to a book which contains a compilation of Midrashic teachings.

Answer 2

Mr. Mythkiller,
For your information, the Jewish nation came much before your Muslims: You can try deny it all you want because your have so much hate for the Jews, but the truth is there for all to see.
And now to the question:
The three Jewish texts are:
Torah
Neviim
Ketuvim
also known by their acronym TANAKH.

Answer 3

The Tanakh (Christian = Old Tetament); 3 parts are the Torah (Law); the Nevi'im (Prophets) and the Kethuvim (Writings, or Psalms).