Original sentence: The Tanach reports that the written Torah was lost and forgotten for over 50 years and only rediscovered by the Temple priests (2Ki 22:8, 2Chr 34:15).They believe it to contradict the text at times.They believe that all the Torah was written down during the lifetime of Moses and Joshua, and that there is only one Torah.They believe the Oral Law "adds" or "takes away" from the plain meaning of the text
Edited sentence: An example is use of the word "ger" in the Torah to mean stranger, but Talmudic Judaism interprets 'stranger' to mean prosleyte, even though the test of the Torah warns us to be kind "to the stranger, for you were once strangers in Mitrayim.The Tanach reports that the written Torah was lost and forgotten for over 50 to 70 years and only rediscovered by the Temple priests (2Ki 22:8, 2Chr 34:15).They also believe that the TaNaKh are the only books necessary to understand all of YeHoVaH's instructions to the Jewish people.They believe that all the Chumash was written down during the lifetime of Moses and Joshua, and that there is only one written Torah.They believe that many aspects of the Oral Law "adds" or "takes away" from the Torah.They believe that on occassion the Talmud contradicts the text of the TaNaKh at times