The term BAR MITZVAH TEXT refers to the TORAH portion that is read during a Bar Mitzvah ceremony. The five-letter solution for this term is TORAH, which is the Hebrew word for 'LAW' or 'INSTRUCTION'. The TORAH is the central text of Judaism and is composed of the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. It is traditionally read in its entirety over the course of a year in Jewish synagogues. During a Bar Mitzvah ceremony, a portion of the TORAH is read aloud by the Bar Mitzvah boy, signifying his entry into adulthood.