context: The oldest period in the development of Jewish philosophy is closely connected and in many respects coincides with the period of writing the sacred texts of the Tanakh (Bible, Old Testament) and the formation of the Jewish canon. Many of the books that make up the Jewish Bible contain certain views on subjects related to the field of philosophy, certain ideas about God, man and the world, about the relationship of man to himself, to other people, to the world as a whole and to God as absolute start. On the one hand, the Tanach (Old Testament) was the most significant result of the development of Hebrew religious and philosophical thought, which lasted throughout the first millennium BC. e. On the other hand, Hebrew metaphysics, anthropology, and ethics served as the main source and foundation for the entire subsequent history of Jewish philosophy.
question: When did the Jewish philosophy come about?
answers.text: period of writing the sacred texts of the Tanakh (Bible, Old Testament) and the formation of the Jewish canon