Deuteronomy (IPA pronunciation: ) is the fifth book of the Hebrew Bible. It is part of Judaism's Torah - the first segment of the Tanakh and part of Christianity's Old Testament. Its Hebrew name is Devarim דְּבָרִים ("words"), which comes from the opening phrase "Eleh ha-devarim" ("These are the words..."). The term can also stretch to mean "discourses" or "talks". The English name, "Deuteronomy", comes from the name which the book bears in the Septuagint (ִוץפוסןםליןם) and in the VulgateExodus.